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University of Greenwich · Part-time

Sport and Exercise Psychology

Learn from experts in sports science and benefit from world-class teaching with this accredited Master’s in Sport and Exercise Psychology. This course is delivered by highly experienced applied practitioners who hold either British Psychological Society (BPS)…

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School of Human Sciences · Psychology

Learn from experts in sports science and benefit from world-class teaching with this accredited Master’s in Sport and Exercise Psychology. This course is delivered by highly experienced applied practitioners who hold either British Psychological Society (BPS) and Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) or British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences (BASES) accreditation. Learn from experts currently working for the English Institute of Sport, Team Great Britain, British Athletics, professional football clubs, and professional cricket clubs. We combine high-quality teaching with world-class research and a vibrant student experience. This Master's course will teach you how to apply psychological skills, techniques and theory to sports psychology populations. The course also meets the requirements for Stage 1 for the BPS qualification in Sport and Exercise Psychology and the BASES supervised experience pathway (Psychological Support). What you should know about this course - Located at the University's iconic Greenwich Campus - You will receive academic support throughout from research-active teaching staff who are experts in their fields - Our course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS).

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An undergraduate (honours) degree at 2:2, or above, in Sport Science, Psychology or relevant subject. Applicants without a BPS accredited degree will be required to complete a research methods assessment.

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