Duration – 1 year full time

– 2 years part time ( September and January starts )

Entry requirements

A second class honours degree in a Sport , Business or Management subject . Alternative qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis .

UK / Channel Islands fees

Full time : £ 8,500 Part time : £ 2,830 in year 1 and £ 5,670 in year 2

EU fees with our Transition Scholarship

Full time : £ 8,500 Part time : £ 2,830 in year 1 and £ 5,670 in year 2

International fees

Full time : £ 17,200 Part time : £ 5,730 in year 1 and £ 11,470 in year 2

Bursaries

If you ’ re competing at national standard or above in your sport , you may be eligible for funding . Around 20 student-athletes are awarded bursaries between £ 500 and £ 3,000 per year .

Advance your career working for sporting governing bodies , or delivering events such as the Olympics , Wimbledon , Premier League football , the Indian Premier League , or other elite or mass participation global sporting events .

Gain the valuable expertise and skills needed to lead , plan and deliver results in the growing sport management industry . Learn the theory and practice of sport management , build on your knowledge and understanding , and develop your leadership and people management skills within an international sport management context .

Study the worldwide sports business industry , and the principles , practice and governance in management . Enjoy access to our outstanding new Ravelin Sports Centre . Learn from our research with internationally recognised sports organisations such as UEFA , the Rugby Football League and the England and Wales Cricket Board . Take part in fieldtrips such as our visit to Madrid , to experience professional sport management at organisations including Real Madrid Football Club .

EXAMPLE MODULES

– Global Sport Event Management

– MSc Research Development and Practice

– Principles , Practice and Governance in Sports Management

– Professional Development in Sport Management

– Strategic Leadership in Sport

Advance your career in sports performance with professional sports clubs , national sports organisations and private clinics , or with your own professional practice .

Gain the skills to analyse and optimise sports performance through individual and community engagement , or at international and elite-level . Deepen your knowledge of the physiology , psychology , performance analysis and biomechanics of sport , using our professional testing facilities .

Develop applied techniques , practical skills and research expertise which show how scientific support can be integrated into the world of top-level sport . Benefit from our outstanding new Ravelin Sports Centre .

Conduct multidisciplinary analysis of athlete performance including notational systems , performance profiling , assessing physiological determinants of performance , and motion capture . Develop an interdisciplinary approach to enhancing and maintaining sports performance , and understanding the techniques used to measure team and individual performance .

EXAMPLE MODULES

– Applied Sports Physiology

– Applied Performance Analysis

– Applied Sports Biomechanics

– Applied Sports Psychology

– MSc Research Development and Practice

Duration – 1 year full time

– 2 years part time ( September and January starts )

Entry requirements

A minimum of a 2:1 honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject . Applicants who hold a non-related degree will be considered on a case-by-case basis . For those who do not hold a degree or relevant professional qualification , extensive experience together with evidence of scholarly ability will be required .

UK / Channel Islands fees

Full time : £ 8,500 Part time : £ 2,830 in year 1 and £ 5,670 in year 2

EU fees with our Transition Scholarship

Full time : £ 8,500 Part time : £ 2,830 in year 1 and £ 5,670 in year 2

International fees

Full time : £ 17,200 Part time : £ 5,730 in year 1 and £ 11,470 in year 2

Bursaries

If you ’ re competing at national standard or above in your sport , you may be eligible for funding . Around 20 studentathletes are awarded bursaries between £ 500 and £ 3,000 per year .

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OUR RESEARCH

REWARDING CAREERS

SECURING YOUR STUDIES

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CONTACT TIME

On-campus , in-person teaching mostly takes place on Thursdays and Fridays over two teaching blocks ( September to January and January to May ). From May onwards , you ’ ll focus on the development and realisation of your Research Development and Practice project .

CONTACT TIME

On-campus , in-person teaching mostly takes place over two teaching blocks ( September to January and January to May ). From May onwards , you ’ ll focus on the development and realisation of your Research Development and Practice project .

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