Loughborough University · Part-time
Sport Rehabilitation
To reflect growing opportunities in rehabilitation sciences, Loughborough University is launching a new MSc in Sport Rehabilitation in Autumn 2024. This flexible programme will enable you to develop fundamental knowledge, understanding and skills across all as…
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School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences · Subjects allied to medicine
To reflect growing opportunities in rehabilitation sciences, Loughborough University is launching a new MSc in Sport Rehabilitation in Autumn 2024. This flexible programme will enable you to develop fundamental knowledge, understanding and skills across all aspects of rehabilitation science in a sporting context, before giving you the opportunity to specialise in rehabilitating specific populations or strength and conditioning. You will have the chance to gain practice-based experience, as well as undertake an independent research project to address a scientific question or practical issue in sport rehabilitation. You will also benefit from the research expertise and facilities available on campus, including in the National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine-East Midlands, and at the National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) at Stanford Hall which is expected to open to patients in 2025.
Getting in
As the university states it
A 2:1 honours degree or equivalent international qualification in sport science or other relevant biological science that contains an element of anatomy, physiology and biomechanics or kinesiology.
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