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Work experience This is where it opportunities all begins ... across our regional network of healthcare 97% Raise your game and go further with a degree that’s research- informed, evidence-based and accredited by the country’s providers, sports leading national bodies, including the British Association of teams and sports Sports Rehabilitators and Trainers. development Sport, health and exercise science at Hull boasts state-of- units of graduates in work or further the-art facilities including the £1.5-million Health and Human Performance Lab, where you’ll be taught and conduct your own study six months after completing research using the latest, most innovative technology in the their studies* sector. You’ll receive the dedicated support of our staff, who are * Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education for the academic year experienced in working with both top-level sports performers 2015/16, published by HESA June 2017 and NHS patients in clinical exercise settings. Our expertise is illustrated by our collaboration on major current research projects with the likes of the International Olympic Committee, FIFA and the World Anti-Doping Agency. And you can gain valuable industry experience through our close links with professional sports clubs such as Hull City, Hull FC and Hull Kingston Rovers. TOP 10 in the UK for satisfaction with teaching and learning resources in the sports science subject area† † National Student Survey 2017, HEIs 2 | WWW.HULL.AC.UK † National Student Survey 2017, HEIs
The staff are friendly, informative and clearly passionate Careers about teaching.” There’s a whole host of potential career paths available to you after graduating – from postgraduate research to careers in sport rehabilitation, personal training, sport science, physical education teaching, physiotherapy, sports coaching and performance analysis. Whether you choose to continue study to be able to teach PE at a secondary school, become a personal trainer in a gym, or work in a clinic or hospital, you’ll have all the skills and knowledge to succeed in a variety of professions and sports-related industries. Where could our degrees take you? Don’t just take Course alumni include • Dr Steve Barrett, Head of Sports Science, Hull City AFC our word for it • Frankie Hunter, Head of Sports Science and Medicine, Middlesbrough FC “I chose to come to Hull due to the range of subjects they offered within sport, the wide range of sporting activities they offered and the • Ben Knapper, Senior Football great sports facilities and labs. The staff on open day were also friendly, Analyst, Arsenal FC informative and clearly passionate about teaching. I feel pride in my city • Dr Stephen Rands, First due to how much it has developed in the years I have been here. Team Performance Analyst, Manchester City FC “I’m interested in doing a PGCE to teach PE, so this course was a great stepping stone. I work for Campus Sport, which is a great programme • Dr Chris Rowley, offering sport to students – they’re fun and enjoyable, and I run three Programme Leader, BSc inter-mural teams that play on a Wednesday as well as playing myself Sport Psychology, Leeds and training on a Wednesday.” Trinity University • Dr Lee Taylor, Research Paul White Scientist, Aspetar, Qatar BSC Sports and Exercise in Science (with Foundation Year) 4 | WWW.HULL.AC.UK UNDERGRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2019 | 5
Sport, Health and Exercise Science Courses BSc Sport and Exercise Nutrition Foundation Year If you don’t have the qualification for direct Fuel your studies with a focus on nutrition. entry onto the degree, you can choose to do a foundation year first. Choose this course if ... You want to blend academic theory on nutrition for sports performance and general health with practical experience in highly specialised facilities. UCAS Code C613 C614 Modules You’ll study a range of modules that may include • Applied Human Physiology • Ergogenic Aids • Conducting Science in Sport, • Contemporary Issues in Health Health and Exercise and Exercise Typical UCAS • Sport Physiology • Psychology Course FY offer code • Nutrition in Sport and Exercise • Professional Practice in Sport, BSc Sport and Exercise Nutrition 112 C613 C614 § Health and Exercise Science • Nutrition and Diet in Health and BSc Sport and Exercise Science 112 C610 C611 § (placement) Disease BSc Sport Rehabilitation 112 C602 C605 § • Nutrition in a Specialist Sporting MSci Sport Rehabilitation 112 C604 Population BSc Sports Coaching and Performance Science 112 CB69 CB68 § § Entry requirements will differ for foundation year. Please contact our Admissions Service for guidance. Points can be from any qualification on the UCAS tariff, but include at least 80 points from two or more A levels, or a combination of appropriate Level 3 qualifications. For more information, please visit www.hull.ac.uk/ugsport As a general guide, we’re happy to consider applications from candidates with predicted grades totalling 112 UCAS points or above. In making our offer decision, we will consider your whole application, as we’re looking for your potential to succeed in higher education. 6 | WWW.HULL.AC.UK UNDERGRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2019 | 7
BSc Sport and Exercise Science BSc/MSci Sport Rehabilitation Learn how to support athletes to improve their Rehabilitate, manage and prevent sports-related injuries. performance or make a difference to the health and wellbeing of people in the general population through Choose this course if ... physical activity and exercise. You want to learn how to diagnose and treat injuries, and specialise in the prevention and treatment of musculo-skeletal conditions. Choose this course if ... You want to gain scientific knowledge in areas such as exercise BSc UCAS Code C602 C605 physiology, exercise psychology and exercise biomechanics. MSci UCAS Code C604 UCAS Code C610 C611 Modules Modules You’ll study a range of modules that may include You’ll study a range of modules that may include • Soft Tissue Injuries and • Clinical Skills Musculo-Skeletal Assessment • Applied Human Physiology • Analysis of Human Movement • Psychology in Sport • Therapeutic Modalities Rehabilitation • Principles of Anatomy and • Exercise Testing and Biomechanics Prescription for Health • Functional Human Physiology • Neurology and Tissue Dynamics • Sport, Health and Exercise • Sport Physiology • Functional Rehabilitation • Professional Practice Psychology (placement) • Professional Practice in Sport, • Clinical Biomechanics • Challenges Faced within Sport, Health and Exercise Science • Fitness and Injury Prevention Health and Exercise Science • Biomechanics in Health and Additional modules on the integrated Masters include • Conducting Science in Sport, Clinical Practice Health and Exercise Science • Psychology of Health and • Independent Workplace Disease Learning • Social Psychology of Sport, Health and Exercise • Manual Therapy and Advanced • Remedial Exercise Therapy and Soft Tissue Techniques Instruction • Strength and Conditioning for Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation 8 | WWW.HULL.AC.UK UNDERGRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2019 | 9
BSc Sports Coaching and How to apply Performance Science For those looking to come to university in September 2019, For further information, please contact the application process starts Learn both the science and practice of sports coaching to on 5 September 2018. For all 01482 466100 take athletes to the next level of performance. courses except Medicine apply to admissions@hull.ac.uk H72 by 15 January 2019 (UK and EU candidates) or 30 June 2019 www.hull.ac.uk/admissions Choose this course if ... (international candidates). You want a career coaching children, adolescents or adults across all levels of abilities, or you want to become a teacher of physical education. Useful Contacts UCAS Code CB69 CB68 UCAS Student finance Modules Contact the UCAS Customer For a full list of fees and funding Service Unit for further advice, please contact You’ll study a range of modules that may include information.* 01482 466538 • Applied Human Physiology • Social Psychology of Sport, 0371 468 0468 hefunding@hull.ac.uk Health and Exercise www.ucas.com www.hull.ac.uk/money • Principles of Anatomy and *Our institution code is H72. Biomechanics • Contemporary Issues in For Medicine, apply to H75 Coaching Pedagogy • Preparation for Learning in Sport, Health and Exercise • Applied Issues in Strength and Accommodation Science Conditioning For further information, please contact • Sport, Health and Exercise • Performance Analysis in 01482 466042 Psychology Practice rooms@hull.ac.uk • Introduction to Coaching • Socio-Cultural Perspectives on www.hull.ac.uk/accomm Pedagogy Sports Coaching • Conducting Science in Sport, • Professional Practice in Health and Exercise Science Coaching and Performance • Introduction to Strength and • Sport Psychology for Coaches Please note: all information Conditioning in this guide correct at the time of going to print. Please visit the website for the most up-to-date information. 10 | WWW.HULL.AC.UK 2018 | 11 UNDERGRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2019
Tariff calculator BTEC level 3 (QCF) New UCAS OPEN DAYS 2018 A level Tariff Extended Subsidiary Diploma Diploma Diploma 144 DDD 128 DDM 112 DMM D*D* Fire your imagination 104 D*D People fall for Hull when they visit. Maybe it’s the look and feel of our 96 MMM DD campus. Maybe it's the welcoming atmosphere. Perhaps it’s just the 84 positive vibe. There’s definitely something that makes people feel they’re 80 MMP DM going to belong here. Find out if it’s the same for you – join us. 78 72 64 MPP MM SATURDAY 7 JULY 2018 60 A* 56 D* A 48 PPP MP D SATURDAY 6 OCTOBER 2018 B 40 36 C 32 PP M SATURDAY 3 NOVEMBER 2018 28 D 24 20 SATURDAY 24 NOVEMBER 2018 E 16 P Of course, we also consider other qualifications such as AS levels, Cambridge Technicals and EPQs. And our offers are usually flexible, so we count everything you’ve studied that earns UCAS tariff points (e.g. music and dance grades). TO BOOK YOUR PLACE If you’ve got any questions about what qualifications we accept or our entry requirements in general, just ask. We’re on 01482 466100 or at admissions@hull.ac.uk. www.hull.ac.uk/opendays You can also work out your own UCAS points total at www.ucas.com/ucas/tariff-calculator. There’s also a full tariff points guide for all available qualifications on the UCAS site. 12 | WWW.HULL.AC.UK 2018 | 13 UNDERGRADUATE COURSE GUIDE 2019
ASYLUM NIGHTCLUB COLOUR RUN THE PIGEON DETECTIVES: END OF YEAR BALL 2017 Want more? Where student life There’s lots more to discover about us on our website, www.hull.ac.uk • Comprehensive course information including modules, entry requirements and career prospects • Meet our teaching staff – your potential future lecturers and tutors • Hear from current students talking about their time here at Hull • Browse our various accommodation options – there’s something Our inclusive and diverse campus is home for everyone to around 16,000 students from almost 100 countries. There’s a real sense of community here and much of it is centred around our Keep up to date with all the latest @UniOfHull news and events students’ union. It’s no wonder that when our as well as articles, images of our beautiful campus and even the current students are asked what it’s like at Hull, occasional meme ☺ the word that keeps coming up is “friendly”. uniofhull UniOfHull universityofhull UniversityOfHull BRYNMOR JONES LIBRARY Download a digital version of the 2019 Prospectus at www.hull.ac.uk/prospectus☺ 14 | WWW.HULL.AC.UK
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