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Performance Analysis in Football
Degree Overview This course equips students with the essential tools to understand and explore the principles of performance analysis that govern the modern game. You will acquire the theoretical and practical knowledge needed to enhance performance on the pit…
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Degree Overview This course equips students with the essential tools to understand and explore the principles of performance analysis that govern the modern game. You will acquire the theoretical and practical knowledge needed to enhance performance on the pitch and improve player recruitment. Degree Content The MSc Performance Analysis in Football course encompasses all that is required of a performance analyst whilst assessing and measuring expectations of this role within an applied football context. Students on this course have access to world-leading performance analysis tools from Hudl, Nacsport and Tableau, the industry software used by athletes, coaches and clubs across the globe. The variation of modules captures the appreciation required for an aspiring analyst in relation to what would be expected within a professional sporting environment. Understanding the roles that interlink with the role of a Performance Analyst is just as prevalent as understanding the role of an analyst in isolation. Studying at UCFB comes with a number of valued benefits to enhance your career and employment opportunities through our Employability and Career Planning provision. Teaching Locations UCFB Wembley - Wembley Stadium - Arch View House, First Way - Silver Jubilee Park UCFB Manchester Campus - Exchange Quay - Quay Plaza - Belle Vue / Speedway In addition to our teaching locations, we also use specialist facilities throughout the academic year as well as additional facilities where required. Degree Specifications University Campus of Football Business is an embedded college of the University of East London. All graduates will receive a degree from the University of East London. Career Prospects Any student embarking on the MSc Performance Analysis in Football course with UCFB will have multiple career options to choose from. The varied content allows for students to gain insight from industry perspectives and this is reflected in assessment also. The obvious potential career opportunities from this programme include Performance Analyst, Recruitment Analyst, Football Scout, Talent Identification, Opposition Analyst and Data Analyst. Utilising the knowledge gained within the programme and depending upon student career focus, this could also open opportunities within teaching and learning environments. Graduates of the MSc Performance Analysis in Football degree have gone on to work in roles for organisations such as: - Sheffield United – Women’s First Team Performance Analyst - FIFA – Tournament Football Analyst - Manchester United – Assistant Academy Analyst UCFB Employability & Career Planning Programme Over 90% of UCFB graduates are in employment within six months of graduating, with 62% of those graduates working within the global sports industry. At UCFB, your career starts from day one. Alongside your academic studies, our Employability & Career Planning programme supports your development, helping you build the skills, experience and confidence to succeed in the sports industry. Through a range of tailored opportunities - including best-in-class industry guest speakers, Premier Events, and work-based learning - you’ll gain valuable real-world insight and connections. With ongoing career support and access to placements, you’ll graduate as a well-rounded, career-ready professional.
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Undergraduate degree - minimum 2:2 (ideally a 2:1) or international equivalent Some courses have additional industry qualifications and experience requirements. Where applicable, these requirements are outlined on each course page and will depend on previous academic or work experience. English language qualifications: Applicants from non-majority English speaking countries will be asked for an English qualification which tests Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing and will be asked to achieve an overall IELTS score of 6.5 (minimum of 6.0 in each section) or recognised equivalent. Applications that do not meet the standard entry requirements but demonstrate relevant education and/or work and/or life experience in the course subject area are welcomed and will be considered. Eligibility will be assessed on the basis of the information provided in the application – in particular the personal statement. If you are unsure whether you meet the entry criteria for this programme, or whether you require IELTS results, please email admissions@ucfb.com
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