FoundationDegree BA(Hons)(FinalYear)
SportandAdventure SportandAdventure
Management(FdA) Management
TheProgramme: TheProgramme:
This academic programme has been designed to meet the needs of professionals working The BA (Hons) in Sports and Adventure Management is
in the developing area of outdoor activity management and or sport management. specifically designed to train students to go onto positions
Particular emphasis is placed on developing the skills and knowledge instructors/coaches
of responsibility within the sports and adventure industry.
and tour guides require, underpinned by an in-depth understanding of the importance of
There is a need for qualified managers with expertise in
safe practices.
sports leadership, coaching and sport technology, but
especially the managerial skills of finance, marketing and
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Whatyoustudy:
event management. Emphasis will be placed on the
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integration of knowledge and practical skills that will
enhance a student’s effectiveness within this and other
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• Academic and Professional Skills. • Adventure and Event Planning.
industries.
• Personal Development Planning. • Business Planning and Control.
• Work - Based Learning. • Sports Development.
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Whatyoustudy: • Sports psychology.
• Business Enterprise. • Centre Management.
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• Sport specific training
• Marketing Principles. • Sport and Adventure Practical
• Strategic Sports Marketing.
theory.
• Sport and Adventure Coaching
Skills Development.
• Sustainability in sport.
plus a dissertation.
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and Leadership.
• Sport and Adventure Practical Skills.
• Financial planning and
decision making.
• Exercise Physiology for
Performance Enhancement.
• Contemporary sport and
recreational issues.
• Expedition Skills.
SpecialFeatures: EssentialInformation: SpecialFeatures: EssentialInformation:
Time is allocated to allow for the development of practical Peoplewhotakethiscoursecouldgoonto: Assessment is based on written assignments, seminar Peoplewhotakethiscoursecouldgoonto:
skills and experience in outdoor activities or sports such as
Complete the BA (Hons) Sport and Adventure Management
presentations and practical competence assessments.
Teacher training, sports centre management, coaching in
canoeing, orienteering, kayaking, climbing, mountain
or work as instructors, guides or managers in the sport, sport and the adventure industry etc.
walking, camping, football, gym and fitness instruction.
adventure industry and teaching.
EntryRequirements:
Opportunity is given to acquire specialist qualifications from
EntryRequirements:
the following: fitness and exercise instructors qualifications,
A relevant Foundation Degree (or relevant HND at merit
FA football qualifications, British Canoe Union (BCU).
80 points at Advanced Level (40 at A2) OR relevant level)ORa relevant ordinary degreeOR"life experience"
National DiplomaOR"life experience" will be taken in will also be taken to in to consideration from applicants
Students who successfully complete the Foundation Degree
to account when considering applications from mature from mature students.
in Sport and Adventure Management are guaranteed a place
students. An admissions assessment may be used in
on the one year BA (Hons) Sport and Adventure
UCASCode:
certain circumstances.
Management top up programme via a short bridging study.
N890
UCASCode:
Duration:
CN62
1 year full-time.
Duration:
2 years full-time.
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