Sport, Health and Exercise Sciences BSc
Course
In Uxbridge
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
Uxbridge
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Start date
September
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Subjects
- Physiology
- Psychology
- Access
- Communications
- Project
- Child Development
- Coaching
- Teaching
- IT Development
- Skills and Training
Course programme
All of our new undergraduate programmes comprise discrete study blocks, which enables students to draw on the knowledge and skills acquired from a combination of study blockssuch integrated learning is a proven cornerstone of effective learning. You only have to decide on your pathway at the start of your second year at Brunel.
Level 1
Compulsory
- Fundamentals of Sport, Health and Exercise Sciences
- Research and Learning Skills I
- Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy
- Introduction to the Social Sciences of Sport
- Physical Activity, Health and Wellbeing
- Synoptic study I  
Level 2
Compulsory
- Physical Activity, Health and Wellbeing in the Lifecourse
- Research and Learning Skills II
- Work Based Learning
- Synoptic Study II  
Optional (choose four modules overall - of which at least one must be from Options 2):
- Biomechanics of Human Movement
- Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology
- Theory and Application in Sport and Exercise Psychology
- Applying Sport Sciences to Practice: Coaching and Teaching Effectiveness
Options 2 (at least one must be from):
- Delivery of Sports Development
- Young People, Sport and Identity
- Pedagogy and Policy: Individual needs
- Physical Literacy and Child Development     
Sandwich Placement
For all students selecting the sandwich option (40-week placement in third of four years), the following study block is compulsory:  
- Work Placement Workshops  
- Work Placement  
Level 3
Compulsory
- Major Project
- Issues in Physical Activity, Health and Wellbeing
- Employability and Professional Development
- Synoptic Study III  
Optional -choose four modules overall of which at least one (with appropriate level 2 pre-requisites) must be from:
- Biomechanical Analysis Techniques
- Physiology of the High Performance Athlete
- Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology
- Applying Sport Sciences to Practice: Training Principles
At least one (with appropriate level 2 pre-requisites) must be from:
- Pedagogy and Policy: Critical Issues
- Sporting Communications
- Managing Sports Development
- Physical Literacy and Learning Environment
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Additional information
Special Features
Outstanding facilities
We have some of the best sports facilities in the UK which include an indoor and outdoor sports and fitness complex. Facilities include:
- Indoor Athletics Centre: an extensive indoor athletics facility
- Sports Hall and Indoor Netball Hall: a bespoke netball training facility
- A multi-use sports centre equipped with squash courts, basketball and netball courts and a superb climbing wall
- A members-only fitness suite incorporating treadmills, cycles and rowing machines and a weight-training area with free and fixed weights
- Athletics track: an international standard 400m six-lane track with full field event facilities
- Grass and all-weather third generation (3G) and synthetic pitches
- Outdoor hard tennis courts.
Placement opportunities
All Sport Sciences students can include a work placement year as part of their course. Current students are working at many different companies in the UK and overseas including Queens Park Rangers Football Club, the Lo
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