1. Develop a solid foundation in key areas such as physiology, biomechanics, and psychology, and enable skill acquisition in these fields.
2. Emphasise the practical application of theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios in sports and exercise settings.
3. Nurture the ability to conduct research, including data collection and analysis, to conduct evidence-based practices in sport and exercise science.
4. Provide hands-on experience through internships, placements, or practical modules to prepare students for careers in the sport and exercise industry.
5. Explore the role of exercise and physical activity in promoting health and enhancing athletic performance through sustainable interventions.

1. High School Diploma or Equivalent
2. Some programmes prefer or require prior study in science-related subjects such as Biology, Human Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, or Physical Education.
3. English Language Proficiency (IELTS or TOEFL)

1. Exercise Physiology
2. Independent Academic Development
3. Anatomy
4. Introduction to Biomechanics
5. Kinesiology
6. Professional Skill Development and Application
7. Sport and Exercise Behaviour
8. Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology
9. Human Movement and Skill Acquisition
10. Nutrition
11. Physiology of Health and Performance Testing
12. Learning in the Workplace I & II
13. Study Abroad
14. Enhancing Performance
15. Sport and Exercise in Public Health
16. Exercise Programming and Delivery
17. Research Concepts in Sport and Exercise Science
18. Pathophysiology and Exercise
19. Athlete Monitoring and Support
20. Strength and Conditioning
21. Exercise Prescription
22. Research Project
23. Contemporary Debates in Sport and Exercise Science
24. Applied Professional Development
25. Performance Training for Sport
26. Sport and Exercise Rehabilitation
27. Performance Analysis

1. Lectures and Seminars
2. Practical Laboratory Sessions
3. Workshops and Practical Classes
4. Research Projects
5. Case Studies
6. Guest Lectures and Industry Experts
7. Peer Learning
8. Simulation-Based Learning
9. Reflective Practice:

1. Applied Sport Science
2. Dissertation for Sport and Exercise
3. Methods of Enquiry in Sport and Exercise
4. Physical Education and School Sport: Providing Opportunities for Physical Activity
5. Physiology and Psychology of Exercise and Health

1. Practical skills assessments
2. Written assignments
3. Oral assessment
4. Practical skills assessments
5. Presentations
6. Reflective logbooks
7. Case studies
8. Critiques of literature
9. Written assessments
10. Examinations – both multiple choice and essay questions
11. Reports, Peer and tutor observations
12. Dissertation
13. Web pages
14. Reports

The BSc in Applied Sport Science typically takes 3 to 4 years to complete, depending on the country and university. In the UK it takes 3 years to complete the course. Some universities also offer part-time or online courses, which may take 4–6 years depending on study pace.

1. Teaching and Learning Centre
2. Sport and Exercise Science Lab
3. Library
4. Sports facilities
5. biomechanics lab and equipment
6. environmental and human performance lab
7. games halls
8. physiology lab
9. project lab
10. psychology lab
11. strength and conditioning performance gym
12. swimming pool

1. Secondary school PE teacher
2. Primary school teacher
3. Exercise referral specialist
4. Sports development officer
5. Head coach
6. Performance analyst
7. Health promotion specialist
8. Researcher
9. Lecturer
10. Sports Manager
11. Outdoor adventure coach
12. Clinical cardiac physiologist
13. High-performance physiologist
14. Biomechanist
15. Nutritionist
16. Performance Analyst
17. Sport scientist
18. Fitness instructor or personal trainer
19. Strength and conditioning coach

The fees for BSc in Applied Sports Science is  £9,250 per year to £30,000 per year worldwide. In the UK, for domestic Students: pay starts from £9,250 per year, whereas for international students the fee ranges from  £16,000 to £25,000 per year or more.

1. GCSE English and Maths grade C / 4
2. A foundation degree in sport science or a related area
3. Pass of an HND course in sport science or related area
4. IB Diploma

Many course providers include field placements and internships as part of their academic programmes. For example, the University of Edinburgh offers opportunities for workplace placements or research attachments with external organisations like Sportscotland. Nottingham Trent University also includes field placements in sports clubs, schools, and fitness centers.

1. UKSCA Strength and Conditioning Certification
2. BASES Accredited Sport and Exercise Scientist
3. ISAK Anthropometrist Certification
4. UKAD Anti-Doping Education
5. UKSCA Accredited Strength and Conditioning Coach
6. Certified Performance and Sport Scientist (CPSS)
7. ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist (ACSM-EP)
8. ISSA Sports Science Specialist
9. ACE Sports Performance Specialist
10. Science for Sport Level 4 Certification

The intakes for BSc in Applied Sports Science follow the academic calendar of the university. Intakes might vary depending on the institution. Most UK universities offer two primary intakes, 1. September/October Intake (Autumn) and 2. January/February Intake (Spring).

Before starting at Moray House, I was fulfilling my national service responsibilities with the Republic of Singapore Air Force. I had just graduated with a Diploma in Sport and Exercise Science from Republic Polytechnic before that-Mason Tan, University of Edinburgh