MSc Sport and Exercise Rehabilitation

Applications are invited for our master’s programme commencing from September 2009.

MSc in Sport and Exercise Rehabilitation: This exciting new interdisciplinary MSc programme provides flexible, advanced professional training in the field of sport and exercise rehabilitation for physiotherapists, sports therapists, sport rehabilitators, chiropractors and osteopaths.

The University offers outstanding, state of the art sports and exercise facilities and has been selected as a training camp for the 2012 Olympic and Para Olympic Games. Students will benefit from our links with major sports, exercise and dance organisations and innovative teaching and learning methods.

The University is a recognised leader in Blended Learning, where learning is enhanced through the combination of e-learning activities with face to face teaching delivery. All modules are facilitated by our dynamic team of lecturers and visiting specialists. Within our programmes many modules are available on a stand-alone basis with the option of undertaking the assessment to obtain academic credits at master’s level.

Jane Simmonds Programme tutor - MSc Sport and Exercise Rehabilitation

Email: j.1.simmonds@herts.ac.uk Tel: 01707 286108

Website: School of Health and Emergency Professions and School of Life Sciences - www.herts.ac.uk

Shortlisted for the Times Higher Education ‘University of the Year’ award 2008

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+44 (0)845 652 1906 or email paul@sportex.net

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SPORTEX HEALTH is published quarterly and is aimed at people working in the promotion of health through physical activity.

SPORTEX HEALTH is written to… ■ offer ideas and inspiration through best-practice case studies from all around the world

■ provide a reputable and up-to-date source of evidence- based information accompanied by a copiable patient advice leaflet

■ keep you up-to-date with the most recently published research

■ give you an online forum to discuss clinical or practical issues.

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quarterly and is aimed at people working on the sports touchline including sports massage practitioners, therapists and coaches.

SPORTEX DYNAMICS is written to help you… ■ prevent injuries ■ improve sports performance ■ identify potential injury threats ■ analyse techniques and identify ways of increasing efficiency or minimising the risk of injury

■ provide strength, conditioning and stretching programmes to support the above aims.

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