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Sport science is a discipline that studies how scientific principles and techniques help improve sporting performance. The subject has become increasingly popular with many universities now offering undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. Students will expect to learn how exercise affects health and how to motivate people to get out there and do it, as well as examining the best way to prepare and recover after exercise.

Most universities will teach the core modules which include:

Bio-mechanics Nutrition Anatomy Physiology Psychology Qualifications BSc MSc PhD

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Entry requirements

Undergraduate: entry requirements vary and could be anything from AAB- BCC. Most universities allow you to have A-Levels in any subject, although some universities require an A-Level in Science.

Postgraduate: an upper second class degree or above in Sport Science, Psychology or a related subject.

Skills gained

Sport science courses will provide graduates with sport knowledge and skills such as the awareness of current trends and developments in sport and exercise industry. A degree in sport science will also give the student a wide range of transferable skills which can look very desirable on their CV. These skills include:

Written & Verbal Communication
IT Skills
Analytical Skills
Investigation
Team work

Career Options

Job prospects are good after graduation, with most graduates finding a job within six months. Some choose to stay within the sporting field whilst others decide to work in other professions including hospitality, healthcare and administration. Teaching has now become a very popular route amongst sport science graduates, therefore meaning that many graduates also choose to go onto postgraduate study.

Typical first jobs include: