BSc (Hons.) Sport and Exercise Sciences & Psychology

The Sport and Exercise Sciences and Psychology course at the University of Chester combines the study of two scientifically rich disciplines to provide a comprehensive understanding of human performance and behaviour, both from an individual and group perspective. This course allows students to explore the interplay between the mind and body across a range of physical activities and psychological interventions. Course Content: The course involves a blend of both practical and theoretical study. Students will gain deep insights into the effects of exercise and physical activity on the human body and the impact of psychological factors on performance and behaviour in sporting contexts. Students will develop research skills and apply scientific principles to a range of practical sport and exercise scenarios. Key Modules: Key modules of the course include Exercise Psychology, Biomechanics, Neurophysiology, and Psychology of Sport Performance.Accreditations: The course is endorsed by the British Psychological Society, which provides the opportunity for students to achieve Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership, provided they achieve a minimum of a second-class honours degree.Future Careers: The course provides an excellent base for pursuing a wide range of careers in the sport, health, and fitness industries, and it could also lead to further study or research. Some graduates have gone on to roles in sports coaching, performance analysis, health promotion, personal training, sports development, and psychological support.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.