Degrees in Eastbourne

...qualifications and extra activities that you can undertake during your course. These include a rugby referee qualification, experience of organising sports...

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

...A wide choice of options make up a quarter of the year and a six-month exchange is possible in mainland Europe, Canada or the USA. In year...

...in sport or exercise-related areas. Mode of Attendance : Full -...

...such as shorthand and news writing, and the wider critical and contextual study of leisure, sport and the media, and the links between...

...QUEST assessment officer for Freedom Leisure, the largest leisure trust in the south-east. Working in professional football clubs and other organisations...

...The course takes a cross-disciplinary approach to explore the social, political and cultural role of sport in today's society. You will be encouraged...

...Suitable for: Suitable applicants would be sport or exercise science graduates wishing to focus on the application of exercise physiology, or graduates...

...development of children's activity. Mode of Attendance : Full-time: 1 year (max 6 years)...

...study of sport and leisure. University archives and data-sets on sports politics, organisations, the history of physical education, sport and leisure pedagogy...

...score awarded to any social-scientific sports submission. Course structure Dissertations are supervised by staff who are established scholars in the socio-cultural...

...score awarded to any social-scientific sports submission. Course structure Dissertations are supervised by staff who are established scholars in the socio-cultural...

...Ext. Management Masters + BA Business ManTop-Up Other Full-Time: Ext. Management Masters + Grad Cert in Business...

...environments in developed as well as less developing nations . On a global scale the World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) forecasts an increase in the number...

...make sense of the world in which they live. An understanding of the social science perspectives on tourism will help manage social impacts of tourism...

...Some modules and other field-based activities may require block teaching and learning formats. Teaching methods will include for example, lectures...

...in the final year enabling students to focus on their particular area of interest. Requirements Typical entry requirements individual offers may vary A-levels...

...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...