Leeds Beckett University, Carnegie School of Sport Masters Degrees in Sport & exercise science

Upgrade your knowledge of physiology, nutrition and biomechanics while gaining experience through research and a sports science internship. Read more

Prepare for entry on to the sport and exercise nutrition register by completing a major research study and optional applied training. Read more

Examine the movement of the human body from a biomechanical perspective and learn how to apply this to sport performance and injury. Read more

Develop intervention strategies by analysing how psychological theories contribute to sports studies and how they apply to health education. Read more

Study the functions and responses of the main human systems during exercise and develop your data collection and analysis skills. Read more

Use your passion and experience in coaching, combined with the study of cutting-edge theory and evidence, to plan and deliver long-term coaching programmes. Read more

Train to become a strength and conditioning coach. You’ll gain the skills required to get the best out of your clients, whatever their sport or performance level. Read more

Explore the experiences of young people in physical education and youth sport settings and discover ways to enhance your practice. Read more

Acquire knowledge, skills and applied experience as part of a formal route to becoming a Chartered Sport and Exercise Psychologist. Read more

Take advantage of the exciting sport business management opportunities this growing industry offers nationally or globally. Sport is now big business - changing lives, shaping communities and impacting on economies all over the world. Read more

Deepen your understanding of the key issues and challenges facing professionals in contemporary sport development settings in the UK and around the world. Read more

Develop an expert skillset and core competencies which sit at the heart of sport marketing, and benefit from a wealth of industry links. Read more

Develop the expertise to excel as a performance analyst. Using a scientific approach to assessing stakeholders’ needs, you’ll communicate your recommendations to inform practice. Read more