Sport and Exercise Science, BSc -2017/18

This engaging degree course offers you the opportunity to explore the underpinning science associated with physical activity and sports performance. You will have access to a range of resources and equipment such as our student focused laboratories, which include aerobic, flexibility, strength and power testing, blood, gas and body composition analysis, cardiac and vascular ultrasound, force mat and platform assessment tools, 3D high speed filming and eye tracker hardware. This allows for a varied student learning experience where theoretical understanding can be contextualised in practical participation. You will be taught by a well-qualified and dynamic team of research active staff. Our wealth of expertise and dedication is drawn upon to support our goal of helping you to achieve your full academic potential. You will be taught by a well-qualified and dynamic team of research active staff. Our wealth of expertise and dedication is drawn upon to support our goal of helping you to achieve your full academic potential. Sport and Exercise Science is extremely well established at Christ Church with sport-related academic courses having been successfully delivered for over 35 years, making us one of the longest-standing sport and exercise science providers in the UK. Top reason to choose this course Studying Sport and Exercise Science with us guarantees that you will be taught by a well-qualified and dynamic team of research active staff, dedicated to ensuring that your course is stimulating and fun. Awards Student British Association of Sport and Exercises Sciences (BASES) conference presentation prizes. Joint British Association of Sport and Exercises Sciences/British Association of Sport and Exercise Medicine award for best exercise science research conference presentation. Coubertin Prize 2008 awarded by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the International Pierre de Coubertin Committee (IPCC). Our degree in Sport and Exercise Science has a 97% overall student satisfaction rating National Student Survey, 2015