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London Metropolitan University
The course is accredited by The Society of Sports Therapists (SST) and provides
a strong scientific basis from which the pathologies and management of sports
injuries can be understood. Students develop their analytical and diagnostic
skills through participation in practical sessions, peer review and close staff
supervision.
University of
Teesside
This exciting multidisciplinary programme is professionally accredited and
recognised by The Society of Sports Therapists. Students who reach the required
level will be eligible to register as practicing therapists.
University of Chichester
If you want a career in Sports then look no further - Come to University
of Chichester
for some of the best and most exciting opportunities available in
Sports Degrees.
University of
Hertfordshire
There is a growing need for people with specialist expertise in the diagnosis
and treatment of a wide range of injuries incurred through sport and exercise,
in the prevention of such injuries, in field-of-play first aid, and in physical
rehabilitation.
University of Kent
Everybody in today's society knows the impact sport, health and fitness makes on
the population's physical and mental health. Studying at Kent will develop your
understanding of the ideas and issues within the sports therapy, health and
fitness industries.
University of
Huddersfield
In collaboration with The Society of Sports Therapists, the School of Human and
Health Sciences are developing a three-year full-time degree in Sports Therapy.
This programme will be multi-disciplinary and builds on our existing strengths
in health and sports studies, physiotherapy and podiatry.
University of Central
Lancashire
The Division of Sports Therapy within the Allied Health Professions Unit offers
the BSc (Hons) Sports Therapy course. On this programme students study both the
underpinning theory and practical skills necessary to enable the injured
athlete's return to full function and sport.
University College Birmingham
Foundation Degrees are courses of higher education that are shorter than full
honours degrees, and have a high degree of work relevance. Like all of our
courses, they are designed with the help of employers and set out particularly
to create strong links between theory and practice.
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