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Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
University of Gloucestershire

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(4.2)

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QualificationMaster of Science - MSc
LocationOxstalls Campus
Study modePart Time
Start dateSep 2026
Duration2 Year
QualificationMaster of Science - MSc
LocationOxstalls Campus
Study modeFull Time
Start dateSep 2026
Duration1 Year
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Master of Science - MSc

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Oxstalls Campus

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Part Time

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Sep 2026

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2 Year

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With the continued expansion of sports strength and conditioning provision around the UK, there’s a growing need for highly qualified graduates in this field – and for those already working to further extend their specialist strength and conditioning knowledge.On this Master’s you’ll learn and apply contemporary theoretical principles and scientific methodologies that enhance strength and conditioning practice.The programme is designed to build on the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) award and the UKSCA Accredited Strength and Conditioning Coach (ASCC) award, to provide a necessary range of theoretical and practical experiences for a career as a strength and conditioning practitioner.

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Freya Coke
University of Gloucestershire
Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
Best -Meeting new people and gaining experience which will help me develop as a coach . Improvements- Staggered deadlines across modules .
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Ed Vaughan
University of Gloucestershire
Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
Could make the student unions a bit more interesting such as a pool table and stuff that would attract more people to going there in interact with other students
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Louise Kilby
University of Gloucestershire
Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
The atmosphere and feel for everything at uni. Only downside is lectures availability and consistency. Social aspect of uni is the best.
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MP
Marc Peplow
University of Gloucestershire
Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
Best aspects is our sport societies, the variety and the excitement included with club fundraisers and events they put on Worst aspect is support with academia such as essay support and support for those who are struggling with different essay types.
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Ed Ingham
University of Gloucestershire
Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
Main campus is good place not too far from the city centre, sports arena is a bit further which isn't ideal but it has good facilities and I'd say worth the extra distance. Library has good space where we can get a lot of work done with lots of resources. Lecturers are all very approachable which is good as I feel I can always talk to them if I need help with work or any thing else. For improvements I would say that having lectures in the sports arena is not ideal unless it's a practical session just because it is very far for most students and sometimes it can mean your less motivated to go.
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Tuition fees
Student living
£10,120 per year
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Accommodation: 158 per week to 253 per week (self-contained studio).

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Overall ratingRating icon4.2
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Ed Ingham
University of Gloucestershire
Reviewed: 03/03/22
Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
Main campus is good place not too far from the city centre, sports arena is a bit further which isn't ideal but it has good facilities and I'd say worth the extra distance. Library has good space where we can get a lot of work done with lots of resources. Lecturers are all very approachable which is good as I feel I can always talk to them if I need help with work or any thing else. For improvements I would say that having lectures in the sports arena is not ideal unless it's a practical session just because it is very far for most students and sometimes it can mean your less motivated to go.
Read full review
EV
Ed Vaughan
University of Gloucestershire
Reviewed: 29/01/24
Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
Could make the student unions a bit more interesting such as a pool table and stuff that would attract more people to going there in interact with other students
Read full review
FC
Freya Coke
University of Gloucestershire
Reviewed: 05/02/26
Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
Best -Meeting new people and gaining experience which will help me develop as a coach . Improvements- Staggered deadlines across modules .
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Ioannis
University of Gloucestershire
Reviewed: 13/02/20
Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
It was an amazing experience. I acquired a lot of skills and it changed my worldview about my profession (coaching). The tutors were amazing and the other staff too. They were all very polite and always acting in a professional manner. The facilities were also good.
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Louise Kilby
University of Gloucestershire
Reviewed: 30/01/23
Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
The atmosphere and feel for everything at uni. Only downside is lectures availability and consistency. Social aspect of uni is the best.
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MP
Marc Peplow
University of Gloucestershire
Reviewed: 07/03/22
Sports Strength and Conditioning MSc
Best aspects is our sport societies, the variety and the excitement included with club fundraisers and events they put on Worst aspect is support with academia such as essay support and support for those who are struggling with different essay types.
Read full review
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University of Gloucestershire

University of Gloucestershire (UoG) is a diverse, vibrant university with campuses across Cheltenham and Gloucester, in ...

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Oxstalls Lane, LonglevensGloucesterGloucestershireGL2 9HWUnited Kingdom
Nearest train station:Gloucester 0.5 miles away
Nearest tube station:Chesham 43.5 miles away
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