Coach Education & Sports Development


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from hands-on sessions to seminars, lectures and workshops. Units are assessed by varied means corresponding to the nature of the units and embrace coursework, critical reflection, portfolio work and examinations.


Placements www.bath.ac.uk/education/coached/placements


n An opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and forge networks that help future career choices.


n Valuable practical experience on which students can draw when they resume their studies in their final year.


n Good University links with High Performance Programmes and National Governing Bodies.


n Placements are taken in all aspects of the sports industry, coaching and teaching.


Career opportunities www.bath.ac.uk/careers/destinations


The majority of graduates from this programme choose careers in education, sports development and the sports industry. Many careers are related to one of the programmes’s four main strands: Sport Management, Coaching, Physical Education, Sports Psychology. A number choose to continue their studies at PGCE Level, and at Masters and PhD level. A smaller proportion of graduates choose to continue with high performance sport and commence full-time training and competition.


Key facts


n 65 places available n 500 applicants n Direct access to Bath’s world-class sporting facilities


n Research-driven curriculum informed by leading researchers in sport, coaching, culture and education


a university with the right combination of sporting excellence and achievement in the academic arena, I thought the University of Bath and the Coach Education degree ticked all the boxes. I wasn’t wrong! World class facilities and top class teaching have combined to provide a stimulating and truly life enhancing university experience.


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The BA (hons) Coach Education & Sports Development programme is flexible and caters to the needs of the individual learner. The programme not only delivers the very best in sporting education from renowned researchers and scholars, but has also prepared me for working life, developed my independence and provided countless opportunities to take part in the varying and widespread sporting events hosted by the University.


’’ Ashley Quinlan, current student When I was looking for Programmes


BA (hons) Coach Education & Sports Development Full Time CX63


BA (hons) Coach Education & Sports Development Thick Sandwich CX6H


Typical offers


For detailed and up-to-date information please check www.bath.ac.uk/study


A levels: AAB


BTEC National Diploma: Related discipline with a Distinction profile (DDD) and distinctions in all units.


Essential level 2 requirement: In addition to the above, we would normally look for five grade A* - C passes at GCSE, (or equivalent Level 2 qualification) including English & Maths.


Access to HE Diploma: Pass the Access to HE Diploma with at least 12 credits at Distinction and 21 at Merit. Level 2 units must include a Pass at GCSE equivalent Mathematics and English. Applicants are expected to demonstrate a high academic standard and may be asked to submit one piece of marked coursework for consideration.


International Baccalaureate: 35+ points


For more information


Contact the Admissions Office Tel: +44 (0)1225 383019 Email: admissions@bath.ac.uk Web: www.bath.ac.uk/study


Remember to check our web pages before you apply: www.bath.ac.uk/study


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