Our MSc Football Science and Rehabilitation will develop your skills in performance, conditioning and rehabilitation for modern football environments.
You will examine the physical and performance demands of football, alongside factors that contribute to injury risk and rehabilitation planning.
The course supports both performance-focused and clinically-focused practitioners. You’ll advance expertise in your own area, while developing an understanding of the other. This helps you see how preparation, physical development and rehabilitation interact in football. Our approach reflects current practice in football, where performance, conditioning and rehabilitation are treated as connected systems rather than separate disciplines.
You will develop strong multidisciplinary communication and teamwork skills. These will help you work well with players, as well as medical, performance and coaching staff. You'll learn how to share information and contribute to discussions about player development. This aligns with modern football practice, where decision-making is shared across medical, physical and coaching roles.
A minimum of a lower second class (2:2) honours degree of a UK university or its equivalent in a relevant scientific discipline
A qualification or experience deemed to be equivalent to the above
Those applicants seeking entry with appropriate experiences will be required to demonstrate the suitability of this experience both on application and at interview
For international students IELTS: 6.5 with no sub score lower than 6.0 is required. or acceptable equivalent
Our Football Science and Rehabilitation MSc will help you to progress into a leadership role in football performance or rehabilitation. It can also be an excellent pathway into your first professional football role.
Previous alumni from our football postgraduate programmes have progressed into roles such as:
Performance scientist
Rehabilitation practitioner
Strength and conditioning coach
Performance analyst
Physiotherapist
Sport therapist
Core Modules:
Common Football Injuries and Injury Management
Applied Sport Science in Football
Rehabilitation and Return to Performance in Football: A Holistic
Approach
Contemporary Issues in Football Science and Rehabilitation
High Performance Coach
Independent Project
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