University of Lincoln

Course Description

• This multidisciplinary degree was created in response to the increasing importance of sport and exercise science in athletic performance, as well as the role that sport and physical activity may play in promoting health

• To assist students in maximizing their athletic performance, sports scientists integrate academic knowledge with the practical application of scientific concepts and technology

• The program is designed to help students gain knowledge, understanding, and practical skills in important areas of physiology, biomechanics, and psychology in order to better understand their influence on athletic performance, physical activity, and health

• The first year of this degree is designed to provide a thorough understanding of sport and exercise science theory, while the second provides the chance to put theory into practice

• The Biomechanical Basis of Human Movement, Fundamentals of Human Physiology, Nutrition for Health and Performance, Sport and Exercise Psychology, Advanced Sport Physiology, and Personal Training are some of the key modules of this course