B.Sc. Sports Rehabilitation (Hons)

Modules on the first year of the degree include: Human Anatomy; Pathology, Mechanism and Principles of Injury Management; Theory and Application of Electrotherapy and Basic Sports Massage; and Introduction to Psychology within Sport, Health and Exercise.

Second-year modules encompass Functional Rehabilitation; Clinical Biomechanics, Human Physiology, Introduction to Professional Practice Principles; and a Placement.

Modules in Year 3 include Assessment and Management of Neurological Conditions; Working with Special Populations; Return to Fitness / Play Protocols; Injury Rehabilitation Psychology; Independent Research; Medico-Legal Aspects of Professional Practice; and Placement.

To graduate, you will be required to complete Emergency First Aid and Level II Immediate Care in Sport qualifications. We also give you the opportunity to gain other external qualifications which will help in gaining employment on graduation, for example KinesioTape Level I and II.

You are able to switch to a Masters course from Bachelor-level study and vice versa, subject to attainment conditions and funding where applicable. You may also be required to complete certain modules as part of any transfer.