Faculty of Education and Sport - Uni. of Brighton courses

...(Level 3): DDD. International Baccalaureate: 36 points. QAA-approved access course: acceptable, subject-specific units. GCSE (minimum grade...

...to coaching including physiology, psychology, biomechanics, skill acquisition, training principles, sport development and sociology. This provides...

...Year 1 covers aspects of physiology, psychology, anatomy, biomechanics, research methods and social perspectives. In year 2 these areas are further explored...

...Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Leisure Centre. Career and progression opportunities The course prepares students to enter the work force...

...These are essential for a career-focused course and are also a requirement of the NCTJ Certificate. Typical examples of work placements include the Arsenal FC press office...

...The Sport and Leisure Management course combines academic study with valuable work experience ensuring that you gain both a broad understanding of...

...private and voluntary sectors, or to undertake more specialised postgraduate study. Typical posts in the sport and leisure fields include sport/leisure...

...focus on the application of exercise physiology, or graduates from related sciences wishing to move into exercise physiology. This course offers opportunities...

...All students also study Health and Performance Profiling and Research Methods. Students undertake two route-specific modules such as Exercise Metabolism...

...Culture and Society, Sport, Culture and Media, or International Sport Policy, depending on their specialist interests. All three courses explore the diverse...

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

...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...

...presentations, and live projects. The course is delivered through a variety of approaches including lectures, presentations, tutorials and case studies...

...Our programme offers an innovative and visionary approach in the study of tourism as both economic and social phenomena. Our view is that tourism has become...

...route usually requiring one day per week. Teaching methods include group work, case studies, presentations, and live projects. The course is delivered...

...The programme is delivered through the Centre for Tourism Policy Studies (CENTOPS), an accredited member of the UN World Tourism Organisation Course structure...

...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...

...This course provides a unique opportunity to join one of the most established and internationally recognised courses available in the UK and enables students...

...be able to either enter the hospitality and food industries or for those who are already industry practitioners in this field will be able to further develop their careers...