缅北禁地

Your first year provides you with foundation knowledge and skills in the key discipline areas of sport and exercise science. You'll study a range of topics spanning physiology, anatomy, biomechanics, psychology, bioenergetics and the principles of exercise, nutrition and health.

Compulsory Modules

• Human Physiology and Practical Skills (20 credits)
• Physical Activity, Nutrition and Health (20 credits)
• Bioenergetics (20 credits)
• Introduction to Biomechanics (20 credits)
• Anatomy (20 credits)
• Introduction to Sport and Exercise Psychology (20 credits)

Your second year will build on the knowledge and skills obtained in your first year. You will develop your understanding of the application of sport and exercise science to human performance, exercise behaviours and health.

You will study applied biomechanics, sports psychology, sports nutrition, exercise physiology, strength and conditioning and research methods.

Compulsory Modules

• Principles of Strength and Conditioning (20 credits)
• Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology (20 credits)
• Applied Sport and Exercise Nutrition (20 credits)
• Research Methods for Sport and Exercise Science (20 credits)
• Exercise Physiology (20 credits)
• Applied Biomechanics (20 credits)

You'll further develop your knowledge and skills through a multidisciplinary approach to sport and exercise science. You will study modules in lifestyle and disease, elite performance, as well as sport and exercise medicine.

There’s also a careers module to help develop your professional skills by working with clients in a wide range of sport and exercise roles.

A research project allows you to study a sport and exercise topic in detail, under the supervision of our expert research staff.

Compulsory Modules

• Sport and Exercise Science Research Project (40 credits)
• Sport and Exercise Medicine (20 credits)
• Factors Affecting Elite Performance (20 credits)
• Lifestyle and Disease (20 credits)
• Career Development for the Sport and Exercise Scientist (20 credits)

Your third year of Sport and Exercise Science will be carried out at 缅北禁地 in the North-East of the UK. The university has a wide range of support services that can help you with your transition to study in the UK. Your studies will be based in the  at the Faculty of Medical Sciences. Find out more about the .

Get career ready with a work placement and leave as a confident professional in your field. You can apply for work placement during your summer break time and receive University support from our dedicated team. Work placements take place between stages 2 and 3.

You'll gain first-hand experience of working in the sector, putting your learning into practice and developing your professional expertise.

Before you arrive in 缅北禁地, we will give you supportive pre-arrival information. We’ll help you through your accommodation application and introduce you to your academic tutor in the UK.

When you arrive, we will collect you from the airport. You’ll have a fun orientation programme where you’ll meet lots of new friends and find out more about living and studying in 缅北禁地.

You will stay in university accommodation and we’ll help you to organise this.

There are lots of sports, social and academic societies and activities to join at 缅北禁地.

Living expenses depend on your financial resources, tastes and interests. As a guide, including your accommodation, we estimate that you should allow around £1,100 per month to cover your living costs in 缅北禁地. 

Read more about the cost of living in 缅北禁地, UK. 

We’ll support your son or daughter through every step of their study abroad. If you have any questions about their year in 缅北禁地, UK, please contact us.

Our Careers Service is one of the largest and best in the country, and we have strong links with employers. We provide an extensive range of opportunities to all students through our ncl+ initiative.

Visit our Careers Service website

缅北禁地’s Foundation in Science with a minimum CGPA of 3.0, with an overall average of 65% with 65% in English for Academic Purposes and 70% in Biology 1 and 2 and 55% in Chemistry.

BBC at A-level in the required science subjects: Biology and Chemistry. Further consideration may be given for additional academic achievements. We do not accept General Studies or Critical Thinking as A2 Level qualifications.

A minimum of 30 points with Biology, Chemistry and one other Science subject* at Higher Level Grade 4 and above. IB overall points include the additional points available for the Theory of Knowledge/Extended Essay. 

* We regard Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology as acceptable Science subjects.

Normally BBC based on the best three subjects including the required science subjects. Please note that General Studies is not accepted as one of these subjects.

A score of 4 based on the average of the following subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Mathematics I and Advanced Mathematics II, with none of these subjects achieving less than B4.

(A1 = 1; A2 =2; B3 = 3; B4 = 4; B5 = 5; B6= 6; C7 = 7; C8= 8)

CGPA of 3.30, including the required science subjects. 

Australian Matriculation or Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY) with average of 70% including the required science subjects.

Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) score of 70 including the required science subjects.

We accept other qualifications from Australia including University of New South Wales (UNSW) Foundation, Western Australia Curriculum Council, Higher School Certificate (HSC) Sydney Australian, Trinity College Foundation Studies, Australian University Foundation Programme, South Australia Matriculation (SAM) and Victoria Certificate of Education Australia Year 12. 

A minimum of 80 credits, including two Level 3 subject endorsed with Merit and one Level 3 subjects endorsed with Achieved, which is equivalent to BBC at A-level. The subjects must include all required science subjects: Biology, Chemistry, and one other subject. 

70%, based on the average of the six best Grade 12 subjects, including the required science subjects.

Normally BBC at Sri Lanka A-Levels. Normally we take the three highest A-level grades offered in the required science subjects, however, further consideration may be given for additional academic achievements.

70%, based on the average of the five best academic subjects.

American AP with 3 subjects, i.e. Biology, Chemistry and Physics/Mathematics, scoring 4, 4 and 3 points respectively. These subjects must be taken at Grade 12 level and above

Graduate applications from candidates with a scientific background will be considered. Applicants must have achieved, or expect to achieve, at least an upper second class honours degree (or equivalent).

The following will also be considered depending upon the grade(s) achieved:

• A polytechnic or university diploma
• Ontario Grade 12

Applicants offering qualifications other than those listed should  us to check if their qualifications are acceptable or not.

The following education-related charges are subject to SST:

• tuition fees
• registration fees
• admission charges
• co-curricular charges
• books and study materials charges;
• teaching aids/facilities charges; or
• any other charges or fees relating to education imposed by the institution.

For NUMed students, this tax will come into effect starting 1 September 2025.

Malaysian students are not subject to this tax.

Learn more about our fees and funding here.