The BSc (Hons) Physical Education and Sport programme is an innovative, multidisciplinary course which seeks to enhance the skills and expertise of those wishing to further their careers within the areas of Health Promotion, Education or a range of opportunities in the field of sport. Students undertake a broad and diverse programme of study. Each year you will study the equivalent of six modules that include a blend of practical and academic elements plus a period of work-based professional development. In Year 2 and Year 3, there is a range of module choices to allow you to develop greater degrees of specialism. The course will appeal to those with an active interest in working with young people and provides opportunities to proceed to postgraduate courses in education, nutrition, training and health promotion.

Who will be teaching me?

In College and on your professional placements, you will be taught, assessed and supported by an exceptional team of internationally recognised, research informed and experienced practitioners. The staff are supported by a Course Consultative Committee which includes representatives from a range of health and sport sectors. As a small, specialist institution, our tutors get to know you – your strengths, your weaknesses, your abilities and your talents – and will support you to become a learning leader.

How will I be assessed?

A variety of assessment methods are used, including critically reflective essays individual and group projects and presentations written examinations assessment on placement and a final dissertation.