Applied Sport Science MA
Master
In Bangor
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Type
Master
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Location
Bangor (Wales)
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Start date
September
This course aims to develop students’ theoretical understanding of issues at the forefront of research in sport science. It has been designed to be flexible and relevant to the student’s individual needs and interests, with a strong emphasis on developing students’ ability to question current thinking and propose alternative evidence based actions/hypotheses.
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The course aims to enable understudies to: Plan, initiate and evaluate an appropriate personal programme of development.
Demonstrate engagement in the learning process of the module (as reflected by the successful submission of the formative assessment)
Provide an evidence based account of their achievements and activities over the teaching period of the MSc. This will inclued workshops and practicals attended as well as individual work.
Coherently and critically presented integration of scientific knowledge within support work.
This course could enable students to develop their careers in a number of ways. The course is primarily aimed at students who wish to pursue sport or health related careers that do not involve conducting empirical research.
The MA is especially recommended to graduates who want to pursue a career in sport or health related fields, such as rehabilitation, coaching, leisure and fitness; pursue a career in related fields such as education and social services; give their CV an additional boost; explore a particular area of sport or health sciences in detail through researching and writing a literature review.
NB – This course is not appropriate for students wishing to progress onto academic research via a science based PhD.
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Postgraduate Courses at Bangor University
At least a 2.2 honours degree in a relevant subject (or equivalent). EU and Overseas students, whose first language is not English, are required to take the standardised English Language test (IELTS) at their British Council before the June of their admission to the course.
Students who achieve a score of 6.0 or above (no individual score below 5.5) are eligible for direct entry to the course.
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- Psychology
- Meetings
- Supervisor
- IT
- Sport Psychology
- Skills and Training
- Effective Coaching
- Exercise Psychology
- Disability and Rehabilitation
- Rehabilitation of the Injured Athlete
- Clinical Exercise Physiology
- Sport Science
Course programme
Applied Sport Science MA