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BSc Sport and Exercise Sciences

University of Chester

Institution
University of Chester
Level
undergraduate
Subject
Sport and Exercise Sciences BSc (Hons)
Duration
3 years
UCAS code
C600
Typical offer
A-level BCC, IB 28

Entry requirements

UCAS points: 112 A level: BCC-BBC IB: 28 points

About this course

BSc (Hons) in Sport and Exercise Science. Core topics include research methods, project management, human behaviour, and global and comparative perspective. The course includes placement modules where students undertake applied projects in sport and exercise settings, as well as an overseas experiential learning component involving at least 150 hours of activity abroad. Students may also choose from a range of language modules alongside their core sport science studies.

Modules

  • Psychology and Behavioural Science
  • The Human Body, Health and Disease
  • Leadership, Coaching and Change Management
  • Introduction to Sport and Exercise Sciences
  • Fundamental Theories in Sport and Exercise Sciences
  • Introduction to Sports Performance
  • Introduction to Exercise and Health
  • Spanish: Communication in Practice
  • French: Intermediate Language Development
  • Spanish: Intermediate Language Development
  • Chinese: Intermediate Language Development
  • German: Communication in Practice
  • French: Communication in Practice
  • Subsidiary Language
  • Evaluating Exercise and Health
  • Evaluating Sports Performance
  • Becoming a Researcher in Sport and Exercise Sciences
  • Experiential Learning - The Applied Sport Practitioner
  • Work Placement
  • Upper Intermediate Language Development and Global Employability
  • Advanced Language Development and Global Sustainability
  • Post Beginner Language Development and Global Cultures
  • Experiential Overseas Learning
  • Developing Intercultural Literacy and Cross-Cultural Skills
  • High Performance Sports
  • Participation, Exercise and Health
  • Dissertation in Sport and Exercise Sciences
  • Applied Sports Performance
  • Applied Exercise and Health
  • Sports Medicine and Nutrition
  • Issues in Sport, Health and Exercise