Foundation Degree in Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences - UCAS code C600

The two year full-time course has a requirement of 240 credits equally divided between 12 20-credit modules.

Modules will include:

Year one

• Research methods and study skills
• Functional anatomy and physiology
• Biomechanics and motion analysis in sport
• Professional practice (work-based learning)
• The aetiology, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries in sport
• Exercise psychology

Year two

• Applied fitness and training
• Sports coaching
• Sport and exercise massage
• Nutritional strategies for sports performance
• Advanced professional practice (work-based learning)
• Group research project

Assessment for modules varies dependant on the content and may include written assignments, presentations, personal reflections, practical observations, exams and many others.

The programme content will be delivered through a combination of practical and theoretical lectures. Students will have the opportunity to work individually and as a group whilst gaining additional programme support via seminars and tutorial sessions. Vocational experience will be delivered within a work placement of the students’ choice. Externally, students are expected to complete independent learning whilst using the College’s virtual learning environment for programme resources and interactive communication/support.

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• Resilient embracing change and being determined to succeed.
• Respectful to each other, advancing equality of opportunities and promoting diversity
• Caring safeguarding young people and vulnerable adults, providing a safe, inclusive and considerate environment for all members of the college community.