Faculty of Education and Sport - Uni. of Brighton courses

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

...sport and the wide range of fitness activities enjoyed in today's health conscious society. A variety of teaching methods are used including lectures...

...have also been able to take part in research into motion analysis, climatic stress, extreme environmental conditions, nutrition, diabetes and obesity...

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

...The Chelsea Journalism Centre with state-of-the-art equipment as well as two newsrooms provides the right setting for journalism students to hone their skills...

...such as Brentford Football Club, Cambridge United Football Club and Sussex County Cricket Club. Career and progression opportunities Employment-wise this degree is very flexible...

...2 an alternative route may be chosen, through competitive applications, by students wishing to become PE teachers - Sport Studies with Physical Education BA(Hons)...

...or graduates from related sciences wishing to move into exercise physiology. Suitable applicants would be sport or exercise science graduates wishing...

...facilitating study by part-time as well as full-time students. The taught material is split between lecture material and seminars/laboratory...

...in research methods is provided in line with professional standards and expectations in both academic research and applied professional settings...

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

...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...

...1 year Other Full-Time: Ext. Management Masters + 3 month language route Other Full-Time: Ext. Management Masters + 6 month language route Other Full-Time...

...Course structure Full-time students attend workshops on two days per week with the part-time route usually requiring one day per week. Teaching methods include group...

...the paradox of being local in a global world - tourism and rituals of mobilities and social interaction - tourism and mythologies of adventure...

...about and strategic approaches to sustainable tourism development such as government organisations, development agencies, tourism offices, NGOs and consultancy...

...seminars, workshops and group activities. Students can expect to be in the classroom for approximately 12-15 hours a week but must be prepared to undertake...

...Areas of study Depending on their areas of interest and specific entry qualifications, students are able to study a range of modules that build upon...

...for either people intending to enter the hospitality, food and culinary arts sectors or those who are already at the appropriate developmental stage...