1. Comprehensive understanding of sports science.
2. Enhancing practical coaching and training skills.
3. Providing students for managing and promoting athletic programmes.
4. Fostering critical thinking and research in sports studies.

1. Good grades in relevant subjects.
2. A passion for sports and athletics.
3. Prior experience in coaching or athletics (Additional).
4. A keen interest in Athletic and Math & Science subjects.
5. Meeting the specific entry requirements of the chosen university.
6. Potential standardized test scores for international students.
7. Good communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills.
8. An open mind to different cultures and perspectives.

1. Human Anatomy and Physiology
2. Biomechanics and Movement Analysis
3. Sports Psychology
4. Athletic Training and Conditioning
5. Sports Nutrition
6. Event Management in Athletics
7. Research Methods in Sports Science

1. Lectures
2. Tutorials
3. Seminars
4. Workshops
5. Independent study
6. Academic advisor
7. Small groups teaching

1. Sports Performance 1
2. Sport & Physical Activity in the Community 1
3. Sport Management 1
4. Sports Coaching & Pedagogy 1
5. Personal, Professional & Academic Development
6. Employability 1
7. Sports Performance 2
8. Sport & Physical Activity in the Community 2
9. Sport Management 2
10. Sports Coaching & Pedagogy 2
11. Research Methods
12. Employability 2
13. Sports Performance 3
14. Sport & Physical Activity in the Community 3
15. Sport Management 3
16. Sports Coaching & Pedagogy 3
17. Choose one from the following options:
18. Special Educational Needs & Disability
19. Performance in Extreme Environments
20. Obesity Management
21. Sport Events Management

1. Small groups assessments
2. Individually assessments
3. Practical portfolios
4. Presentations
5. Reflective logbooks
6. Case studies
7. Critiques of literature
8. Written assessments
9. Examinations
10. Reports
11. Peer and tutor observations
12. Dissertation

This programme may vary depending on the institutions and countries, but the general standard options in the UK are:

1. 03 years (Full-time).

Applied Social Work BA (Hons) in the UK universities typically provide excellent facilities to support student learning and practical experience. These facilities may include:

Sports Science Laboratories:

1. Physiology labs (e.g., for measuring heart rate, blood pressure, VO2 max).
2. Biomechanics labs (e.g., motion capture systems, force plates).
3. Ergometry labs (e.g., treadmills, cycle ergometers).

Sports Halls and Gyms:

1. Weightlifting equipment.
2. Cardiovascular machines.
3. Functional training areas.

Sports Fields:

1. Soccer fields.
2. Rugby pitches.
3. Athletics tracks.
4. Tennis courts.

Performance Analysis Suites:

1. Video analysis software.
2. High-speed cameras.
3. Data analysis tools.

Libraries:

1. Extensive collections of books and journals.
2. Online resources related to sports science.

Computer Labs:

1. Access to specialized software for data analysis.
2. Research and presentation.

Seminar Rooms:

1. For small group discussions.
2. Tutorials and presentations.

Career Services:

1. Guidance on career options.
2. Job searching.
3. CV/resume writing.

An Applied Sports Studies in Athletics BSc (Hons) from a UK university opens doors to a vast range of rewarding careers focused on improving the health of individuals, such as:

1. Sports Coach (various levels: youth, amateur, professional)
2. Strength and Conditioning Coach
3. Performance Analyst
4. Sports Scientist
5. Exercise Physiologist
6. Sports Nutritionist
7. Personal Trainer
8. Fitness Instructor
9. Sports Therapist
10. Sports Psychologist
11. Sports Development Officer
12. Community Sports Coach
13. Sports Educator
14. Sports Journalist/Commentator
15. Sports Marketing/Sales
16. Sports Recruiter
17. Sports Agent
18. Sports Researcher
19. Lecturer/University Professor
20. Sports Center Manager
21. Fitness Center Manager
22. Health and Fitness Consultant
23. Sports Rehabilitation Specialist
24. Data Analyst in Sport
25. Sports Technology Specialist
26. Sports Consultant

1. Tuition fees range in between £16,000 per year and may vary depending on the institution.
2. Scholarships, grants, and financial opportunities are available.
3. Government loan aid is available.

1. A-level standard offer: BBC (or equivalent).
2. 4 GCSEs graded including English, Maths and Science at Grade 4/C
3. Higher Secondary qualification.
4. Minimum GPA 4.0 out of 5.0.
5. IELTS 6.0 with no skill below 5.5.
6. Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
7. A strong academic record.

1. Fieldwork: Conducting research projects in sports science laboratories, coaching youth sports teams, analysing sporting events, working with athletes with disabilities, and more.
2. Internships: Internships with sports governing bodies (e.g., UK Athletics, England Rugby), sports technology companies, and sports research organisations.
3. Work Placements: Undertake placements in Sports Academies, Fitness Centers, Performance Analysis Centers, Universities (sports departments), Gyms, and Sports Rehabilitation Clinics.
4. Volunteer: Volunteering at sporting events and participating in sports camps and clinics.

1. UK Coaching Level 1-4
2. BHS (British Horse Society) Coaching Certificates
3. CIMSPA (Chartered Institute of Management & Sport) Qualifications
4. REPs (Register of Exercise Professionals) Certifications
5. NASM (National Academy of Sports Medicine) Certifications
6. ACSM (American College of Sports Medicine) Certifications
7. ISSA (International Sports Sciences Association) Certifications
8. NSCA (National Strength and Conditioning Association) Certifications
9. First Aid at Work
10. Emergency First Aid
11. CPR/AED
12. Sports Massage Therapy
13. Sports Nutrition Certifications
14. Personal Trainer Certifications
15. Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
16. Exercise Physiology Certifications
17. Biomechanics Certifications
18. Sports Psychology Certifications
19. Coaching Specific Sports (e.g., Football Association Coaching Badges, Rugby Union Coaching Qualifications)
20. Specialist Strength and Conditioning Certifications (e.g., Weightlifting, Powerlifting)
21. Youth Sports Coaching Certifications
22. Disability Sports Coaching Certifications
23. Nutrition Certifications
24. Personal Trainer Certifications

Typically, it takes twice a year (fall and spring), but may vary like:

1. Fall (September/October)
2. Spring (January/February)
3. Summer (May/June)

"This course is unique as it will offer you the opportunity to immerse yourself in all areas of work within your chosen sport setting.  No other course offers the breath of discipline and focus, in such a diverse set of sporting contexts." Says - Jamie French, Course Director, Applied Sports Studies in Athletics."