Course Modules

This module aims to build upon the core biomechanical principles underpinning the practical analysis of human movement. It will also consider the role of biomechanical analysis in sports therapy and the assessment of patients. It will serve to widen your […]

This module explores the relationship of physical activity and sedentary behaviour with both the development and control of non-communicable diseases (NCD). You will examine the physiological responses to physical activity, and methods to assess health and fitness for those individuals

This module provides you with the knowledge, understanding and ability to provide the safe and effective assessment and management for the cervical, thoracic, lumbar vertebrae. It will give you the ability to apply comprehensive neurogenic, arthogenic and myogenic examination, assessment

This module will allow you to consolidate your theoretical knowledge and develop your practical ability to lead rehabilitation sessions in a group setting that are injury-specific and applicable in both the sport and occupational setting. You will learn to plan,

This module will provide you with the theoretical knowledge, understanding and practical abilities to plan and implement safe and effective, progressive rehabilitation programmes that are both injury and functional specific and address the individual needs of the patient.

You will further develop your skills in research methods and data analysis, with a broad focus on analysis procedures including the qualitative method of interviewing and quantitative methods of analysis of variance, correlation and linear regression. These methods are commonly

This module provides you with a safe and effective assessment and management of soft tissue and sport-related injuries. the module also aims to enable you to understand the gross structure and function of the upper body and the typical pathological

This module will examine the nature of contemporary media, how it operates and how it differs from traditional journalism. You will explore online information dissemination, the technologies involved, and how they may be manipulated. You will explore the interview process

This module examines the significance of the internet and new media technologies in sports media. Key issues concerning: production; consumption; identity; political economy; co-optation; participatory culture; user-generated content; convergence; commerce; social media; and gaming. will be examined in relation to

This module explores the use of multi-camera recording techniques and the management of various events. It aims to provide you with a range of technical experiences and knowledge of events practice, while developing transferable skills in creating material to a