Sports management courses

... its part in the British success at the Beijing Olympic Games. Performance management of an athlete...

...The BTEC Higher National Certificate in Sport and Leisure management provides a specialist work related programme of study that covers the key knowledge, understanding and practical skill required in the sport and leisure sector...

...: the topic of sports dentistry the prevalence and incidence of trauma on the sports field the endodontic implication of trauma the repair of fractured incisors current preventative methods the role of oral health with elite athletes facial fractures and TMJ issues the impact of nutrition on oral health... Learn about: Facial trauma, Fractured teeth...

... benefit from its strong emphasis on practical, work-based learning. You'll take coaching modules at the outstanding Hertfordshire Sports Village on the de Havilland Campus at the University of Hertfordshire and have the opportunity to gain additional coaching awards... Learn about: Sports Studies...

... this course you could become part of this profession working with elite athletes, in the NHS, or as part of your own Sports Therapy business. This full-time, one year degree offers sports science (or similar) graduates the opportunity to develop the practical and theoretical skills to become a graduate Sports... Learn about: Sports Therapy, Injury Assessment, Sports Massage...

... of the global sports landscape, equipping students with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in this dynamic field. Students may also opt to study a combined master’s degree, combining the units of both the Master of International Sports Business and the Master of Sports Analytics, which would be full... Learn about: Global Sports Media, Sports Economics, Global Sports Marketing...

...To give a practical working knowledge of the fundamental principles of Sports Nutrition to the student. Suitable for working with individuals or groups such as sports teams. For Level 2 fitness instructors or above, or sports coaches and those working with existing athletes. For athletes wishing...

... could become part of this profession working with elite athletes, in the NHS, or as part of your own Sports Therapy business. This full-time, one year degree offers sports science (or similar) graduates the opportunity to develop the practical and theoretical skills to become a graduate Sports Therapist... Learn about: Therapy Theory, Sports Massage, Manual Therapy...

... needed to perform effective sports massage in any given situation and present opportunities for problem solving. Provide an experience that is valuable, a foundation for more advanced study and a means of personal development. Suitable for: Our training courses are aimed at: People with no previous...

...Sports Injuries Course: This specialist course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of how sporting injuries can occur, the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and management of such injuries. The course will also investigate the principles behind the rehabilitation of sports injuries...

... of support to our sports students, not just excellent facilities and excellence in coaching. You will also receive: * Advice on time management to help you...

...-related professions, recreation management, teaching and physiotherapy. How is the course assessed? Modular examinations are taken in January and...

...Gain understanding of manual therapies and their application in training, sports performance and rehabilitation...

... psychology. Suitable for: The BSc (Hons) in Sports Rehabilitation is the right course for you if you are looking for a route into the exciting and dynamic field of sports healthcare, particularly in professional sport or private practice...

...The student will learn specific massage techniques for athletes with emphasis on muscle theory and soft tissue manipulation and management of common sports injuries which can be treated after medical approval...