BSc Hons Sport Rehabilitation

Year one

• Fundamentals of Human Anatomy and Physiology

• Clinical Anatomy and Kinesiology for Physiotherapy and Sport Rehabilitation

• Sport Rehabilitation Practice 1

• Foundations of Exercise Prescription

• Epidemiology and Aetiology of Sports Injuries.
   

Year two

• Supporting Healthy Lifestyles with Physical Activity

• Sport Rehabilitation Practice 2

• Informing Practice Through Research and Inquiry

• Applied Athlete Conditioning and Sports Nutrition

• Athletic Therapy and Functional Rehabilitation.
   

Final year

• Research and Evidence in Practice

• Exercise Prescription for Special Populations

• Advanced Practice of Sport Rehabilitation

• Healthy Futures

• Sport Rehabilitation Practice 3.

• Tariff points: 120

• GCSE: Grade C/4 or above in English Language or Literature, Mathematics and Double Science, or equivalent. Do not accept Level 2 Key Skills, Functional Skills or Certificate in Adult Literacy and Numeracy as alternatives to GCSEs.

• English Language Requirement: International and EU applicants are required to have a minimum overall IELTS (Academic) score of 7.0 with 6.5 in each component (or approved equivalent*).

• A-level subjects: Grade C in Biology, Human Biology or PE.

• EDEXCEL (BTEC) Diploma: You will need a minimum of five units in Biology, Human Biology or PE. You may be asked to do more based on the size of your units. Examples of BTEC units that meet our Biology/PE requirement include: Fitness Testing for Sport and Exercise Science, Sports Nutrition, Sports Injuries, Sports and Exercise Massage, Fitness Training and Programming, Principles of Anatomy and Physiology in Sport, The Physiology of Fitness, Psychology of Sports Performance and Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology. 

• Access: 15 Level 3 credits at Merit in Biology, Human Biology or PE or a related subject.

• Baccalaureate IB: A minimum Grade 5 in Higher Level Biology, Human Biology or PE.

• Irish Highers: H2 in Biology, Human Biology or PE or a related subject.

• T Levels: You must be studying Science.

International Annual (Per Year) Fee    £15,250

As a Graduate Sport Rehabilitator, you can put yourself forward for jobs with sports injury clinics, health clubs, fitness centres, rehabilitation units and professional sports clubs.You could also work in the public sector, where there is an increasing demand for graduates in rehabilitation roles and for GP referral schemes.  Or, you could set up your own clinical practice serving your local sporting community or working in strength and conditioning.Some graduates also go into teaching or research, or do postgraduate studies.