Sport Rehabilitation and Exercise Science
BSc Sport Rehabilitation and Exercise Science
How to apply Successful applicants will be invited to interview – these take place in December, January and February. We look for knowledge of sport rehabilitation, the ability to communicate and form opinions, non-verbal communication skills, sensitivity, tolerance and the ability to work within a team. Offers are usually made in March following the interviews. It is important that you gain work experience prior to application to the course, to demonstrate that you fully understand the role of a sport rehabilitator and the demands and challenges of working in a sport or exercise environment.
Other conditions Students with disabilities or health concerns – we have a responsibility to ensure all students admitted to the course will be able to comply with relevant governing body codes of conduct and professional standards. The high level of exercise content within the course also requires a level of fitness and the ability to participate in exercise. Please seek advice from us before applying. Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) – due to the nature of the course, we use the DBS to assess the suitability of applicants to work with a vulnerable population. This is common practice in healthcare and sport professions. Information from the DBS will be considered on an individual basis and handled in compliance with legislation.
Single honours UCAS: 351A
3 years full-time ABB*; including a biological science** or physical education 2; 6 in biology at Higher Level 3 ottingham City Hospital N 20 uccessful applicants will be S interviewed pportunities at various O destinations in third year British Association of Sport Rehabilitations and Trainers
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I feel very privileged to study sport rehabilitation as we are taught by lecturers who are very experienced in their field. The course is extremely hands on and the closeness of the small group really enhances learning.
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Sarina Rizk-Diab, BSc Sport Rehabilitation and Exercise Science
* Plus a minimum of six GCSEs at 7/5, taken at one sitting, to include biology/double science, English language and maths. ** A pass is required in science practical tests, if assessed separately.
This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to design and implement rehabilitation and exercise programmes to promote recovery from injury and enhance performance at all levels of activity and sport. In year one you will be introduced to the underpinning anatomy and pathophysiology of the human body, including diseases and sports injuries. The basic principles of research and personal and professional development will also be introduced. In year two, you will complete the core sport rehabilitation and nutrition modules. In year three, optional modules allow you to personalise your course. A total of 20 weeks of clinical placements will further develop your knowledge and skills. The final year culminates in a research project and the opportunity to organise your own elective placement anywhere in the world.
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It’s great working alongside the physiotherapy students and the amount of practical classes we have on the course is beneficial for our placements.
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Jasmin Southam, BSc Sport Rehabilitation and Exercise Science
nottingham.ac.uk/ugstudy/healthsciences See page 205 for English language requirements and page 219 for prospectus information