Social Care and Sports and Physical Education Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Social Care and Sports and Physical Education programme at Liverpool Hope University provides a comprehensive dual perspective on human well-being and physical activity. This combined honours degree is split equally between both subjects, ensuring students develop a robust understanding of social care systems and the science of sport. By integrating these disciplines, the curriculum prepares graduates to address complex societal challenges through creative and informed interventions.

Why Social Care and Sports and Physical Education at Liverpool Hope University?

Students at Liverpool Hope University benefit from a curriculum that is deeply rooted in contemporary research and professional practice. The School of Social Sciences maintains strong links with local and national organisations, ensuring that the social care component remains relevant to current industry needs. For the sport and physical education element, students 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. Teaching is delivered by published academics who are experts in their respective fields, providing a high-quality educational environment.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

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

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Syllabus

The curriculum draws from various academic fields to explore the root causes of social inequalities and the mechanics of physical performance. Modules may include:

• Social Inequalities
• Sport Psychology
• Performance and Technique
• Sport Analysis
• Sport Management
• Sociology
• History
• Coaching Science

Careers with Social Care and Sports and Physical Education

This degree develops versatile graduates capable of shaping services that are sensitive to the needs of diverse populations. The social care aspect prepares students for roles within organisations that support individuals with care needs, focusing on service improvement and advocacy. On the sport side, the programme equips students for careers in coaching, sport management, and community health. Graduates are well-positioned for employment in both the public and private sectors, particularly in roles that require a deep understanding of how physical activity and social support systems influence individual and community well-being.