The MSc Exercise Medicine program is designed for medical and healthcare professionals seeking to specialize in the role of physical activity in health promotion, disease prevention, and rehabilitation. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, preparing graduates to implement exercise interventions in clinical and community settings.

Key features include:

• Core Modules:

  • Physical Activity for Long-Term Public Health Promotion: Explores the role of physical activity in preventing long-term health conditions.

  • Advanced Epidemiology, Pathophysiology, and Clinical Assessment: Covers the epidemiology and pathophysiology of various health conditions.

  • Applied Exercise Prescription for Long-Term Health Conditions: Focuses on prescribing exercise for individuals with chronic conditions.

  • Research Methods in Sport and Exercise: Equips students with research skills in sports and exercise medicine.

  • Professional Practice in Exercise Medicine: Prepares students for professional roles in exercise medicine.

  • Research Project in Exercise Medicine: Allows students to conduct independent research in the field.

• Practical Experience: Students will engage in practical sessions and placements to apply their learning in real-world settings.

• Career Preparation: The program includes modules focused on career planning and professional development.