Sport and Exercise Science & Medicine [MSc]
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I would recommend it to anyone. It is a great place to study and shape your career path. The university is so friendly too.
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Glasgow is a great university. They're highly driven and highly competitive. I like everything about this place and I enjoyed my learning experience. Thanks for everything, I had a great time. I simply enjoyed everything about the course.
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Totally cherishing my experience. Likewise, city life in Glasgow is incredible and it feels like a home away from home
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Postgraduate
In Glasgow
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Glasgow (Scotland)
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This is the only Msc in Sports Science in Scotland that merges Sport and Exercise Medicine and Sport and Exercise Science within a single degree programme providing a broad range of options across these disciplines. You will benefit from access to the facilities and resources of the National Stadium Sports, Health and Injury Clinic at Hampden Park – a custom-built, state-of-the-art sports medicine facility. We have exciting scholarship opportunities, find out more You will develop and enhance your skills in literature searching and critically evaluating relevant scientific evidence; application of knowledge to novel concepts and situations; experimental design; research methods and ethics; data handling and statistics; interpretation and evaluation of experimental data; scientific writing; and oral presentations. The University has state-of-the-art facilities to study performance and health aspects of sport and exercise science, from the whole body to the molecular level. These include advanced exercise laboratories, metabolic investigation suites and a molecular biochemistry lab. We are the best equipped exercise science group for laboratory facilities in Scotland, making the University of Glasgow the perfect place to study an MSc in Sports Science. The University has close links with a number of regional/national sporting bodies and a number of professional sporting clubs. There may be opportunities for internships (in place of a research project) for some students. You will have access to a number of guest lecture staff providing interactive sessions in their specialist fields.
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I would recommend it to anyone. It is a great place to study and shape your career path. The university is so friendly too.
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Glasgow is a great university. They're highly driven and highly competitive. I like everything about this place and I enjoyed my learning experience. Thanks for everything, I had a great time. I simply enjoyed everything about the course.
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Totally cherishing my experience. Likewise, city life in Glasgow is incredible and it feels like a home away from home
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Subjects
- IT
- University
- Project
- Performance
- Sports Science
- Access
- Art
- Options
- Statistics
Course programme
You will attend lectures, seminars and tutorials and take part in lab classes, journal clubs, presentations and self-directed learning. The programme is made up of 60 compulsory credits and 3 x 20 credit options (X,Y and Z) plus a research project (60 credits)
Core Courses- Evidence Based Medicine (20 credits)
- Medical Statistics (10 credits)
- Physiological Exercise Testing 1 - Aerobics Fitness and Physical Activity (10 credits)
- Physiological Exercise Testing 2 - Strength, power and intensity domains (10 credits)
- Human physiological & metabolic assessment (10 credits)
Choose one X option, one Y option and one Z option.
Option courses X- Physical activity and health: public health, policy & behaviour changes
- Sports injuries: scientific basis of prevention and rehabilitation.
- Clinical Sports Injuries
- Physical activity and health: biological mechanisms
- Ergogenic Aids for Exercise Performance
- Sport and Exercise Medicine in Practice
- Cellular and molecular exercise physiology
- The world class athlete: nature, nurture and maximising performance.
- Exercise in clinical populations
Additional information
The MSc in Sport and Exercise Science & Medicine is a 12 month, full time Programme or can be undertaken part time over 24 months. It is made up of 5 compulsory courses and 3 options courses (one each from Options X,Y and Z below), plus a 60 credit dissertation/project in order to fulfil the requirements of a Masters degree.
Evidence Based Medicine (20 credits)
This course is designed to provide core skills in critical review, communications, data handling, and the principles of evidence-based medicine and research in order to equip...
Sport and Exercise Science & Medicine [MSc]
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