MSc Cardiovascular Health and Rehabilitation

The Cardiovascular Health and Rehabilitation MSc course offered by the University of Chester is designed to equip students with the academic, theoretical and practical skills required for a successful career in cardiovascular health and rehabilitation. This course provides a combination of classroom-based teaching, independent study, and work-based learning to provide students with a comprehensive and thorough understanding of the subject.Course Content: The curriculum includes a wide range of subjects including anatomy and physiology, assessment of cardiovascular health and fitness, exercise prescription for cardiovascular health, cardiovascular disease and its management, and principles of rehabilitation and the management of cardiovascular risk. It also includes work-based learning modules which allow students to gain practical experience in a real-world setting. Key Modules: Major modules of the course include Study Skills and Research Methods, Applied Anatomy and Physiology, Cardiovascular Fitness and Health Assessment, Exercise Prescription for Cardiovascular Health, Cardiovascular Disease and Management, Principles of Rehabilitation and Management of Cardiovascular Risk, Dissertation, and Work Based Learning.Accreditations: This course is recognized by the British Association for Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation (BACPR).Future Careers: The knowledge and skills developed in this course equip students for roles in areas such as cardiac rehabilitation, health promotion, and the fitness industry. The course may also provide a pathway for further academic and professional development in the field of cardiovascular health and rehabilitation.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.