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Sport and Exercise Biomechanics
MSc Sport and Exercise Biomechanics
Length of Programme: 1 Year Full Time
This is a one-year full time (with part
time routes available) programme of
study designed for graduates seeking to
develop specialist knowledge in Sport
and Exercise Biomechanics. Within the
past decade there has been a marked
growth in the career opportunities
available for sport and exercise
biomechanists (eg teaching in further
and higher education, World Class
Campus:
Support programmes). Coupled with this
growth there has also been an increased
Bishop Otter Campus
need for appropriately qualified and
Contact:
accredited individuals to fill such
positions. The British Association of
+44 (0)1243 816002
Sport and Exercise Sciences has
Email:
developed procedures for the
accreditation of suitably experienced
admissions@chi.ac.uk
individuals that stipulate the possession Web:
of a relevant form of postgraduate
www.chiuni.ac.uk/sport
qualification. The MSc in Sport and
Exercise Biomechanics, therefore,
provides students with an opportunity to
study at a postgraduate level to fulfil the
initial requirements for BASES
accreditation, to develop their
knowledge of the sport and exercise
sciences and to increase their skills in
applying such knowledge in both
sporting and exercise populations.
The Facts
Typical entry requirements - individual arranged. The interview will also seek to You may wish to check the equivalence
offers may vary:
identify potential gaps in knowledge so
between your qualifications and the UK
• Applicants should normally have a good
that applicants may be referred to
system with the UK National Academic
honours degree (equivalent to at least
preparatory study prior to the start of the
Recognition Information Centre (UK
(2:1) in UK) in Sports Science /
course;
NARIC)
www.naric.org.uk Alternatively,
Ergonomics (with a high proportion of
you may also contact the Admissions
• Non-native speakers of English are
Office to find out if your qualification is
study related to Biomechanics);
expected to have IELTS 6.5, or
suitable for entry.
• All applicants are normally required to
equivalent. Please see page 142 for
attend an interview to demonstrate their
alternative English language proficiency
ability to successfully complete the
qualifications.
course. A telephone interview may be
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