Degrees in Eastbourne

...While it is possible to pursue the university-based components in part-time mode, placement has to be taken full-time. Areas of study Year 1 focuses...

...cardiac rehabilitation and assisting with strength and conditioning of elite athletes. Students benefit from our partnerships and contacts with Brighton and Hove Albion...

...Chelsea sports science graduates enjoy some of the best career prospects in the country. Employment opportunities include sport science support within sports governing bodies...

...Course structure In addition to the major Applied and Integrated Vocational Studies module, students can choose from a range of options allowing them...

...in public relations and media management in sport organisations. Mode of Attendance : Full -...

...whilst your highly transferable management skills will make you an attractive candidate for positions in numerous other industries such as marketing and market research...

...to people who are interested in exploring sport and leisure from a social science viewpoint. The degree allows you to engage with a range of interesting...

...Students undertake two route-specific modules such as Exercise Metabolism and Environmental Stress and Physiological Profiling (other route-specific modules may be available)...

...and Environmental Stress and Physiological Profiling (other route-specific modules may be available). Finally, the dissertation is expected to be on a relevant topic...

...This creates a sound basis on which to prepare dissertations, and from which to progress to research degrees such as MPhil or PhD. Mode of Attendance...

...and discourse, policy and development provide a unique context for this area of study. Areas of study These courses provide the opportunity to study sport...

...Sport and culture have become increasingly prominent in contemporary society. The continuing spread of the cultural industries, sport's national and global...

...Our MSc in International Event Management requires an open, critical and inquiring mindset for the social-scientific and applied study of events and management...

...complexity and dynamics of a diverse evolving, developing and growing sector. Our International Tourism Management MSc recognises both the continuing importance...

...research organisations so graduates from this course will be able to offer such organisations a specialist focus in the tourism and travel sector...

...Full-time students generally attend classes on two days per week over two semesters. Part-time students would normally require one day per week over four semesters...

...and an optional placement can be taken after year two. There are a wide range of placement opportunities (including many overseas) enabling students...

...They can expect to be in the classroom for approximately 12-15 hours a week but personal research is also required in order to further support their studies...