University Centre Rotherham Courses Sport Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Sport Science (Top-up)

Campus: Dearne Valley College
Code: DHESP002#
Type: Higher Education

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Sport Science (Top-up)

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The degree in Sport Science is ideal for individuals who wish to top-up from a relevant Foundation Degree to further their career in the sport, fitness and exercise industry. You will develop both your practical and theoretical knowledge of fitness and performance as well as covering units such as contemporary issues in physical education and sport and performance analysis.

“My course is giving me lots of experience of working in a gym which is helping me achieve my ambition of becoming a PT. The tutors are really helpful, and I know I always have someone to talk to if I am unsure or worried about anything.”

Tia Laycock Foundation Degree (FdSc) in sports science

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We make every effort to ensure information within our online course directory is accurate and a true representation of the courses we are offering in 2023/24. However, we do reserve the right to make changes if necessary.

Start an exciting career in Sport

The sport sector is ideal for those who enjoy sport, keeping fit, improving their health and fitness, and are interested in inspiring others in fitness.

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Leisure Centre Manager

Average salary - £34,200

Leisure and Sport Managers organise, direct and coordinate the activities and resources required for the provision of sport and other recreational services.

Day-to-day tasks**:

Arrange leisure activity timetables
Organise and promote special events
Recruit, schedule and manage staff
Control budgets and monitor performance targets for your centre
Take responsibility for health and safety
Visit organisations, like local authorities, to promote your centre

Working environments

You could work at a fitness centre or in an office.

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Physiotherapist

Average salary - £30,700*

Physiotherapists plan and apply massage, promote and encourage movement and exercise, use hydrotherapy, electro-therapy and other technological equipment in the treatment of a wide range of injuries, diseases and disabilities in order to assist rehabilitation.

Day-to-day tasks**:

Help patients with spine and joint problems
Help patients recover from accidents, sports injuries and strokes
Work with children who have mental or physical disabilities
Help older people with physical problems to become more mobile

Working environments

You could work at a hospice, at a client’s home, at a GP practice, at an adult care home, in an NHS or private hospital or at a fitness centre.

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In-demand skills that commonly appear in job descriptions for roles within the sport sector include*:

Customer Service
Communication
Enthusiasm
Management
Leadership

What our students say

“My course is giving me lots of experience of working in a gym which is helping me achieve my ambition of becoming a PT. The tutors are really helpful, and I know I always have someone to talk to if I am unsure or worried about anything.”

Tia Laycock Foundation Degree (FdSc) in sports science

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Sport Science (Top-up)

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