Abertay University · Part-time
Sports Therapy
About the course This SST accredited programme offers a comprehensive, innovative, practice-orientated curriculum enabling you to become a qualified graduate sports therapist. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, you'll develop ex…
Masters2 yearsPart-time
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Faculty of Social and Applied Sciences · Biological and sport sciences
About the course This SST accredited programme offers a comprehensive, innovative, practice-orientated curriculum enabling you to become a qualified graduate sports therapist. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, you'll develop expertise in assessing, treating and rehabilitating musculoskeletal injuries within sporting contexts. Our MSc Sports Therapy emphasises evidence-based practice and includes 250 hours of supervised clinical placement, ensuring you graduate with real-world experience and opportunities to network with sports healthcare providers. This sports therapy course is designed for graduates with a scientific background who are looking to specialise in sports therapy. Your clinical placement will be fully integrated into your studies, allowing you to progressively build confidence and competence in real-world settings. Following the SST educational competency framework and strong practical focus, you'll be well-prepared for a career as a graduate Sports Therapist, whether working with professional athletes, amateur sports enthusiasts, or in private practice. Key benefits - Professional accreditation from the Society of Sports Therapists, you'll be eligible for membership giving you licence to practice as a Sports Therapist - Extensive practical experience through structured clinical placements - Development of critical thinking and evidence-based practice skills - Access to specialist facilities and expert teaching staff - Opportunities to engage with current research and contribute to the field through your own research project - Strong focus on professional development, reflection and employability skills - Comprehensive preparation for a career in sports therapy, including advanced clinical reasoning and practical skills
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As the university states it
Applicants should have a minimum of a lower second-class (2:2) honours degree in Sport and Exercise Science, Strength and Conditioning, Human Physiology, Physiotherapy, Sports Development, Sports Coaching, Health and Fitness. On a case-by-case basis, we'll also consider applicants with a degree in another biological, health or related subject.
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