(Hons) Physical Education and Sport University of Lincoln

Overview

The (Hons) Physical Education and Sport degree at the University of Lincoln provides a comprehensive foundation for those aiming to enter the education or youth sport sectors. This programme balances theoretical knowledge with practical application to develop versatile skills suitable for various professional pathways. Students benefit from a curriculum that evolves from core foundations to specialised elective choices.

Why (Hons) Physical Education and Sport at University of Lincoln?

• The subject area is ranked in the top 10 for teaching quality in the UK according to the National Student Survey 2024.
• Students have access to the Human Performance Centre, featuring dedicated physiology and psychology laboratories.
• The university maintains a strong partnership with Lincoln City FC, offering unique internship and work placement opportunities.
• The programme is endorsed by the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA).
• Learners can conduct original research alongside an expert academic team on national-level projects.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18300 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Pedagogy
• Human Physiology
• Research
• Sport and Exercise Psychology
• Physical Literacy for Youth Sport
• Sporting Landscape
• Project Leadership in Sport, Physical Education and Physical Activity
• Inclusive and Adapted Practice
• Equity and Change in Sport and Physical Education

Careers with (Hons) Physical Education and Sport

Graduates frequently progress into initial teacher training for primary and secondary education sectors. The degree also prepares students for diverse roles such as sports scientists, performance analysts, and sport development officers. Many alumni find employment within professional organisations like Lincoln City FC or pursue careers in the uniformed forces and physiotherapy. The transferable skills gained also support entry into the civil service or further postgraduate research at Master's and PhD levels.