Sport injury courses

... to programme and year to year. A 30-credit module is considered equivalent to 15 credits in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). Across three years this programme steadily transitions from general medical science to sport and exercise-specific learning. Taught research skills modules prepare students... Learn about: Ealing and Rehabilitation, Exercise Medicine, Muscle Physiology...

... and treatment of activity related injuries. The intended content and structure of the programme to be delivered in 2016/17 is described below for illustration. While the University expects the general pattern of the programme to be as described, programmes and content are kept under constant review in order... Learn about: IT Management, Skills and Training...

... and Rehabilitation Skill Acquisition Biochemistry of Exercise Sports Injury Rehabilitation Psychology of Injury and Rehabilitation... Learn about: Stress, Performance and Resilience, Psychology of Injury and Rehabilitation, Applied Sport Science of Elite Performance...

...You will learn the fundamental theories of sports performance and human exercise, practical competencies and how to apply your academic knowledge. The course reflects the multidimensional nature of sport performance and exercise, exploring anatomy, physiology, biomechanics and exercise psychology... Learn about: Functional Anatomy, Exercise Science, Injury management...

...This course of study has been designed to help you update your knowledge of sport injury and biomechanics...

... to prepare you for degree level study. We focus on equipping you with hands-on practical experience teamed with an invaluable grounding in theory. Our team will guide you as you explore musculoskeletal injury prevention screening, specific exercise therapy, and clinical treatment skills. Extensive practical... Learn about: Injury and Exercise, Anatomy and Physiology, Sport Therapies...

...This programme has been designed provide students with the opportunity to develop a critical understanding of the principles and application of research design and analytical methods relevant to the scientific study of the physiology of sport and exercise. The programme facilitates the integration... Learn about: Scientific Research, Skills and Training, Sport and Exercise Physiology...

...Course Description Have you experienced a sport-related injury? With 80% of high school athletes experiencing a significant sport-related injury...

...You take three specialist units from the following list: You must take one of the two units below: The Body in Sport. Health, Safety and Injury in Sport. Then two of the five units. The Sports Industry. Preparation for Sport. Planning and Leading Sports Activities. Practical Sport*. Practical...

...This BTEC First Diploma in Sport course enables you to explore and research the sports industry. Throughout the year you will take a work-related and practical look at the world of sport...

... select a specific pathway aimed at their higher education choices and/or career aspirations. These pathways are: Coaching and Performance Sports Therapy Alternatively, students could complete one year on Sport+ and then enrol onto our Level 3 Personal Training qualification or seek... Learn about: Sports Therapy, Fitness Instructor...

...This course contains both theory and practical elements with the programme of study specifically designed to introduce students to the sport and leisure industry We believe the future of research lies in breaking down traditional barriers between academic disciplines so the bigger problems...

...To provide a broad knowledge base in the disciplines that inform sport and exercise science...

... and, along with the football academy, you will study a Level 2 Diploma in Sport (football) by completing 11 specific units, including: Understanding the Technical and Tactical Requirements for Sport, Leading a Healthy Lifestyle, Factors that Affect Sports Participation, Participating in Sport, Injuries...

.... Who are interested in a career in the Sport and Leisure Industry...

...The Body in Sport. Health, Safety and Injury in Sport. Tactical Skills and Tactical Awareness for Sport. Practical Sport. Fitness for Sports Performance. Psychology for Sports Performance. Progression. This course is an excellent stepping stone/progression route to Level 3 studies*. Alternatively...

...You will study two core units and four specialist units. The core units are: '¢ The Body in Sport. Health, Safety and Injury. The core units give you an introduction to the industry and develop your knowledge of how to prepare and prevent injury. The specialist units will be chosen...

... of the course. Research skills are vital and will involve the use of textbooks, sports dictionaries and respected internet sources. Specific units studied will include: Anatomy and Physiology for Sport, The Physiology of Fitness, Coaching in Sport, Health Screening, Fitness Testing, Risk Assessment in Sport, Sport...

... and running of a sporting event, undertaking risk assessments to prevent injury and reviewing your leadership role...

...The BTEC First Diploma in Sport is a practical, work related course. You learn by completing projects and assignments that are based on realistic workplace situations and activities. It will give you the knowledge, competency and understanding needed when considering entering employment...