Course Modules

This module critically examines the process of rehabilitation as it pertains to cardiovascular disease. Detailed exploration of the aetiology of coronary heart disease (CHD), lifestyle management and psychology of behaviour change in relation to lifestyle. The evidence-base for physical activity/ […]

The discipline of exercise psychology is concerned with the application of psychological principles to the context of physical activity and health related quality of life. This module will seek to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the psychological theories

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 will provide you with an insight and appreciation of the roles of Physiotherapists and other health professionals in relation to specific client groups. Policies and national drivers that inform their management and care will be explored, along with

This module will explore the relationship of physical activity and sedentary behaviour with both the development and control of non-communicable diseases (NCD), some of which are included in the International Classification for Functioning Core Sets. You will examine the pathophysiology

This module provides you with anatomical knowledge of the upper-limb, thoracic and cervical spine regions. You will develop associated practical skills, analyse functional movement and the contributing anatomical structures, and explore how tissues develop and change over time with aging,

You will cover the fundamental principles of human physiology by examining how key systems such as the musculoskeletal system, the cardio-vascular system and the respiratory system affect human performance, with reference to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health

You will be introduced to study skills for higher education and discover the philosophical underpinnings of research in the sport and health sciences. You will also be introduced to qualitative research methods.

This module provides you with relevant anatomical knowledge of the lower-limb, lumbar and sacral spine regions as you develop associated practical skills. You will analyse basic functional movements and the contributing anatomical structures, and explore how tissues develop and change

In this module you are introduced to a variety of improvisational methodologies and approaches. Taught sessions offer a practical and historic overview, drawing on key postmodern and current improvisational dance artists and touching on aspects of contact improvisation. Sessions focus