COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Sport and Exercise Science course includes a series of compulsory modules designed to equip students with advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills for careers in sport and exercise science. Specialised Topics in Sport and Exercise Psychology examines the psychological factors influencing performance, motivation, and wellbeing, providing insights into mental skills training and athlete support. Advanced Practitioner Skills for Sport and Exercise Scientists focuses on the development of applied competencies, including assessment, intervention, and performance monitoring, enabling students to implement evidence-based practices in professional settings. Research Methods for Sport, Health and Clinical Sciences provides a strong foundation in both qualitative and quantitative research techniques, allowing students to design, conduct, and analyze studies with scientific rigor. The Research Project for Sport Exercise and Nutritional Scientists serves as a capstone experience, giving students the opportunity to undertake an independent investigation, integrate theoretical knowledge, and apply practical skills to a real-world problem. Skills in 3D Motion Capture equips learners with expertise in advanced motion analysis technology, enhancing understanding of human movement and performance. Together, these modules ensure that graduates develop a comprehensive blend of scientific knowledge, practical application, and research capability, preparing them for professional roles in sport, exercise, and health sciences or for further academic research in the field.