MSc Strength and Conditioning focuses on the practical aspects of the discipline, covering topics such as: the physiology of strength and conditioning, applied strength and conditioning, contemporary issues and professional practice for the benefit of athletes in the sporting industry.

The course is focused on delivering industry specific knowledge, and is supported by a world class BASES-accredited teaching and research environment. Your future employment opportunities across the sports science industry will also be enhanced, thanks to our course recognition by the National Strength and Conditioning Association.

You can expect a professional, hands-on learning experience. As part of the High Performance Coaching module, you will work with a client and analyse their personal coaching practice, giving you real experience that can apply in your future career. This practical knowledge will also help you stand out to prospective employers.

Throughout your Masters, you’ll be working in some of the best campus sports facilities in the UK, Including sport and exercise science labs accredited by the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences (BASES).

"It’s inspiring. You are constantly surrounded by individuals with a very high level of knowledge and experience within the industry."

- Sam Bacon, current student, MSc Strength and Conditioning

Former students are involved in strength and conditioning work for national governing bodies and other organisations or through private consultancy. One recent graduate is the national fitness coach for the Gibraltar Football Association.

You can expect a professional hands-on learning experience. As part of the High Performance Coaching module, you’ll work with a client and analyse their personal coaching practice, giving you practical experience that can apply in your future career.

Graduating from this course, you’ll be well qualified to work as a strength and conditioning coach or go on to study for a PhD.

Former students are involved in strength and conditioning work for national governing bodies and other organisations or through private consultancy. One recent graduate is the National Fitness Coach for the Gibraltar Football Association.