At Strength and Conditioning Science (Hons) program offered by Leeds Trinity University, you’ll study modules in strength and conditioning in each of the three years of study alongside a broad range of modules related to sport and exercise science.
You’ll use industry leading technology in the analysis of sport in our dedicated Sports Science Laboratory, Motion Capture Suite and Strength and Conditioning Suite.
You’ll study the core components of sport and exercise sciences, including psychology, physiology, biomechanics and research methods. Unlike many other sport and exercise sciences courses, you’ll also learn the practical techniques required to become a strength and conditioning coach. You’ll explore a range of theories and concepts, but you’ll also develop key laboratory skills in a range of disciplines in order to improve the performance of athletes.
By the time you graduate, you’ll not only be ready for a successful career in the sports industry, you’ll also have been able to develop highly transferable business and management skills that will prepare you for a wide range of graduate roles.
You’ll have the opportunity to graduate with the skills, knowledge and confidence to work in a wide range of sports industry roles. Many of our graduates work in elite sport as strength and conditioning coaches, but others have been successful in teaching, coaching, business and marketing roles thanks to the transferable skills they’ve developed throughout the course.
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With Foundation year (4 years)
Courses include:
You need the following IELTS score:
Minimum required score:
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