Sport Rehabilitation induction information

About your programme

Module information

You’ll complete your course one block or ‘semester’ at a time. In each semester you’ll study modules. Some are core modules you have to take – others you’ll be able to choose between when you arrive, personalising the course to your interests.

In your first semester you will study the following modules:

• Research Methods 1 

Research Methods 1

An introductory module to introduce you to study skills in higher education, providing you with the knowledge and skills to produce work to meet expectations.

• Clinical Human Anatomy 

Clinical Human Anatomy

This module will enable you to develop knowledge and understanding of neuromusculoskeletal anatomy of the upper limb, lower limb and trunk, as required for safe and effective practice as graduate Sport Rehabilitators. The module will primarily be taught in face-to-face lectures and workshops, which will include the teaching and application of practical skills. This will be supported by online materials, use of interactive mobile “app”, and other guided learning approaches.

• Clinical Assessment of Neuromusculoskeletal Injury 

Clinical Assessment of Neuromusculoskeletal Injury

The clinical assessment of neuromusculoskeletal injury module provides you with the opportunity to learn about common neuromuscular skeletal injuries throughout the body. You also learn how to take an appropriate clinical history and patient assessment of the body regions with a view to gaining a clinical impression of the injury and potential causative factors.

Further information about the structure of your course can be found within the programme specification document.