Course Modules

Compulsory for non-sandwich year students. This double module provides you with the opportunity to gain valuable experience working in an organisation, or for an organisation, for 270 hours. You will typically be conducting your Research Dissertation alongside this module, although […]

This module encourages you to critically analyse how commercialised sport is controlled and exploited globally. The most pressing topics in global sport are selected because these will impact you upon graduating, given the issues will be at the forefront of

This module will give you insight and understanding of women in sport leadership and management roles. Benefitting from expertise and industry practice located at the university. Critically underpinned by insights from the social sciences, the module is structured according to

This module will explore a selection of contemporary issues that may have ethical, moral and social justice considerations, in relation to sport, exercise and health. A range of topic areas will be presented to you with the expectation that you

The dissertation project will provide you with the opportunity to research an area of particular interest within an appropriate business, public sector or third sector context. The dissertation project will enable you to demonstrate the extent to which you have

This module will develop your understanding of a range of management accounting techniques and how these can be applied to support decision-making. You will solve problems that require you to demonstrate thoughtful and effective reasoning in proposing solutions to a

This module explores modern society’s consumption of sport and fitness, examining evolving behaviours that shape beliefs and attitudes reflected in lifestyles. It delves into the health and fitness industry’s developments, notably media portrayal of athletic and ‘fit’ bodies, alongside the

Operations management is about the way organisations produce goods and services and the activities that are directly concerned with production and delivery. In principle, operations management is very simple. Organisations take a variety of inputs (materials, money and human resource);

This module has been designed to support you in developing a critical understanding of the concept of professionalism and how it relates to being a graduate in the workplace. A practically-led module that will help you in advancing your career

This module will allow you to critique the foundations and processes involved with the commercialisation of sport. Contemporary issues from the UK and around the world are used to demonstrate the benefits and limitations experienced by sport as it develops