1. Understanding football-specific sports science principles.
2. Expertise in coaching methodologies and performance analysis techniques.
3. Knowledge of sports management and development.
4. Enhancing critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
5. Preparing for various career opportunities in the football industry.

1. A-levels or equivalent qualifications
2. A passion for sports, especially Football.
3. Significant football experience (Beneficial).
4. Meeting the specific entry requirements of the chosen university.
5. Potential standardized test scores for international students.
6. Good communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills.
7. An open mind to different cultures and perspectives.

1. Sport Science and Performance
2. Sport Business and Management
3. Sport Coaching
4. Sport in the Community
5. Research Methods
6. Employability
7. Extreme Environments Performance
8. Obesity Management
9. Special Education (Disability)

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. Written assessments
4. Practical portfolios
5. Presentations

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

1. 03 years (Full-time).

Facilities are a big deal when choosing a sports-related degree. Here's a breakdown of what you might find in a UK University for "Applied Sports Studies in Football" BSc (Hons) programme:

1. Sports Science Laboratory
2. Physiology Lab
3. Biomechanics Lab
4. Psychology Lab
5. Nutrition Lab
6. Gymnasium
7. Fitness Center
8. Strength and Conditioning Area
9. Sports Hall
10. Indoor Football Pitch
11. Outdoor Football Pitch
12. Artificial Turf Pitch
13. Grass Pitch
14. Performance Analysis Suite
15. Video Analysis Room
16. Data Analytics Lab
17. Sports Therapy Clinic
18. Rehabilitation Center
19. Swimming Pool
20. Hydrotherapy Pool
21. Sports Library
22. Learning Resource Center
23. Computing Lab
24. Coaching Room
25. Meeting Room

A BSc (Hons) in Applied Sports Studies in Football opens up a range of exciting career paths within the dynamic world of football. Here are some of the most common options:

1. Football Coach
2. High-Performance Football Coach
3. Youth Football Coach
4. Goalkeeping Coach
5. Attacking Coach
6. Defensive Coach
7. Performance Analyst (Football)
8. Talent Scout (Football)
9. Football Development Officer
10. Sports Administrator (Football)
11. Football Club Manager
12. Football Operations Manager
13. Match Day Manager
14. Event Manager (Football)
15. Sports Scientist (Football)
16. Strength and Conditioning Coach (Football)
17. Sports Nutritionist (Football)
18. Sports Psychologist (Football)
19. Sports Physiotherapist (Football)
20. Sports Biomechanist (Football)
21. Sports Marketing Manager (Football)
22. Sports Sponsorship Manager (Football)
23. Sports Journalist (Football)
24. Football Commentator
25. Sports Equipment Designer (Football)
26. Football Agent
27. Referee
28. Assistant Referee
29. Football Academy Director
30. Head of Football Operations
31. Director of Football

1. Tuition fees range in between £17,000 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.
2. 5 GCSEs Mathematics/Numeracy and English at Grade 4/C
3. Higher Secondary qualification.
4. Minimum GPA 4.0 out of 5.0.
5. Or, International Foundation Year qualification.
6. IELTS 6.0 with no skill below 5.5.
7. Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
8. A strong academic record.

1. Coaching Placements: Working with football clubs at various levels (youth, amateur, semi-professional, even professional academies).
2. Performance Analysis Internships: Working with football teams or academies to analyze player and team performance to assist in talent identification and scouting.
3. Football Associations and Governing Bodies: Internships with organizations like the Football Association (FA) or regional football associations.
4. Partnerships with Organisations: Universities actively seek and maintain relationships with football clubs, leagues, and governing bodies to create internship opportunities.

1. FA Level 1 Coaching Certificate (England)
2. FA Level 2 Coaching Certificate (England)
3. UEFA C Licence
4. UEFA B Licence
5. UEFA A Licence
6. UEFA Pro Licence
7. Scottish FA Coaching Badges (Various Levels)
8. Irish FA Coaching Badges (Various Levels)
9. Welsh FA Coaching Badges (Various Levels)
10. US Soccer Coaching Licenses (Various Levels)
11. Canadian Soccer Association Coaching Badges (Various Levels)
12. AFC Coaching Badges (Asian Football Confederation - Various Levels)
13. Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
14. National Strength and Conditioning Association - Certified Personal Trainer (NSCA-CPT)
15. American College of Sports Medicine - Certified Personal Trainer (ACSM-CPT)
16. Register of Exercise Professionals (REPs) - Various Levels
17. BASES Accreditation (British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences)
18. Performance Analyst Certification (Various awarding bodies)
19. First Aid and CPR Certification
20. Safeguarding and Protecting Children in Sport Certification
21. Sports Massage Therapy Certification
22. Sports Nutrition Certification
23. Sports Psychology Certification (Often requires postgraduate study)
24. Sports Officiating/Refereeing Certification (Football-specific)
25. Club Management Certification (Sports-specific)

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)