Course Modules

This module introduces you to the fundamental concepts of anatomy and human physiology, focusing on the application of human movement and performance in sport and physical activity. You will explore the structure and function of key body systems, including the […]

The module will provide you with a foundation of research skills designed to support your learning within sport and exercise. It aims to introduce you to the philosophies that underpin different forms of research and to basic techniques of qualitative

This module will develop your critical knowledge and understanding of inclusive practice and pedagogy. The module enables you to develop an in-depth understanding of the role and responsibilities of the teacher, as well as considering the roles of other stakeholders.

This module allows you to engage in either an independent research project in any area of education, childhood, social sciences and humanities (subject to staff approval) or to engage in an equivalent period of work experience. You will have the

This module prepares you for exploring and working with the different meanings of culture; be it all forms of public expression or the embodiment of the shared beliefs, values, traditions, social norms and behaviours of a group of people.

This module enables you to consider issues related to curriculum in schools; what is taught, how that is determined and how the curriculum is delivered. It will build your knowledge and understanding of different curriculum approaches and effective pedagogy in

This module aims to enable you to engage with non-written materials to support your academic and professional development. These non-text sources can include: paintings, objects, advertising, film and television, music and sound, posters, photography, graphic narratives, landscapes and digital materials

This module provides an introduction to and practice of the key skills essential for success when studying for a BA (Hons) degree. Foregrounded areas will include: defining research questions; engaged reading of different materials (including a substantial range of sources);

The module develops your English speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in global and academic contexts related to your chosen degree subject. It also encourages exploration of cultural diversity and issues of intercultural study and work.

You will engage in independent learning supported by supervision, that will enable you to consider and meet the module learning outcomes. You will have identified your own learning needs specifically in relation to being able to better understand, critique and