Human Geography and Sport and Physical Education Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Human Geography and Sport and Physical Education programme at Liverpool Hope University offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary approach to understanding the modern world. This combined honours degree is split equally between both subjects, ensuring students develop a robust expertise in social sciences, humanities, and sports science. By examining the complex relationships between people and their environments alongside the physical and psychological aspects of sport, graduates emerge with a versatile and socially conscious perspective.

Why Human Geography and Sport and Physical Education at Liverpool Hope University?

Students benefit from Liverpool's unique position as a living case study for urban regeneration, social change, and environmental management. The university provides access to rural and coastal landscapes that serve as practical learning environments for geographical studies. For the sports component, learners have full access to the advanced Health Science Building and a dedicated Sports Complex. These facilities include specialist research spaces, teaching laboratories, a strength and conditioning suite, and a modern fitness centre, all supported by expert academics who are active in their respective fields.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 15225 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Human–Environment Relationships
• Natural Hazard Management
• Tourism
• Urban Environments
• Sport Psychology
• Performance and Technique
• Sport Analysis
• Sport Management
• Coaching Science

Careers with Human Geography and Sport and Physical Education

This degree prepares graduates for a wide range of professional pathways by combining analytical geographical skills with sports expertise. Potential career areas include environmental consultancy, urban planning, and sustainable development. On the sports side, graduates are well-equipped for roles in sports management, coaching science, and community physical education. The programme's focus on ethical issues, health, and well-being also opens opportunities in social policy and public health sectors.