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BSc (Hons) Rehabilitation in Sport and Exercise
Introduction
As the number of people participating in sport and exercise at all levels continues to increase, so too do the diverse demands on healthcare practitioners and hence the need for specialist professionals in sport and exercise and rehabilitation. These practioners would have excellent technical skills, supported by scientific understanding, and who can work alongside and complement the existing healthcare practitioners.The overall aim for this course is to provide students with the knowledge and ability to develop and implement rehabilitation programmes with a view to returning athletes to full functional fitness. In addition to this the course also enables them to develop a critical awareness of current trends in rehabilitation and apply them in a working environment. The course has been designed in collaboration with The British Association of Sports Rehabilitators and Trainers (BASRaT)) and successful completion will provide eligibility for membership to this professional body.
Course Code / Duration
UCAS Code
C630
Duration
3 Years – Full Time
Entry Requirements
Our typical minimum entry requirements for applicants with A levels/AS levels/BTEC is 240 points. Applications from students with non-traditional qualifications are welcome
Module Information
Year 1
Year 1 is designed to introduce the key topics required by a Graduate Sports Rehabilitator (GSR). Modules include ‘Functional Anatomy’, ‘Physiology for Sport and Rehabilitation Therapists’, ‘Sports Massage’, ‘Foundations of Coaching, Teaching, Instructing and Communication’ and ‘Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation’. These subject areas are supported with a module in ‘Academic, Personal and Professional Development’.
Year 2
Year 2 develops the theoretical and practical skills required of a GSR through the modules ‘Clinical Practice in Sport and Rehabilitation Therapy’, ‘Pathology of Sports Injuries’, ‘Injury Prevention’, ‘Health and Fitness Training Principles’ and ‘Essentials of Sport Science for Coaching’ in addition to a research based module ‘Research and Analysis in Sport, Health Science and Coaching’.
Year 3
Technical skills are further enhanced, and emphasised, by more accurate diagnostic, treatment and rehabilitation capabilities through modules including ‘Diagnostic and Injury Management’, ‘Rehabilitation in Sport and Exercise’, ‘Strength and Conditioning’ and ‘Professional Practice’. You will also complete a dissertation within the area.
Fees and Funding
Course Tutors
Sarah Catlow
Career Opportunities
Private Practice
GP Referral Schemes
Health and Fitness Clubs
Professional Sports Clubs
Mutli-Disciplinary Clinics
Cruise Ships
Sports Injury Clinics
Rehabilitation Units
Hotel and Leisure Sector
Health Farms
Fitness Trainer
Teaching and Training
Additional Information
This specialist programme for Sport and Exercise Rehabilitation integrates academic learning and the development of practical skills to an advanced level. There is a strong emphasis on practical experience and a range of activities that encourage understanding of the scientific principles, advance practical techniques and developments in Sport and Exercise Rehabilitation .
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