London South Bank University

Overview

Sport Rehabilitation equips students with the skills to assess injuries, implement evidence-based treatments, and facilitate a safe return to sports and daily activities. The program combines clinical skills training, applied science, and hands-on learning opportunities in London, creating a comprehensive educational experience.

What you'll study

The curriculum encompasses a blend of core rehabilitation modules, applied science, and clinical skills development. Students will progress from foundational assessments and evidence-based practices to advanced rehabilitation techniques and performance-oriented applications.

Indicative modules may include

• Appraising Evidence Based Practice
• Pitchside Assessment, Trauma Management and Advanced Clinical Skills
• Lower Limb Rehabilitation
• Upper Limb and Spinal Rehabilitation
• Applied Biomechanics

Learning approach

• Clinical skills sessions to enhance assessment and treatment planning capabilities.
• Applied learning that connects theoretical concepts, such as biomechanics, to practical rehabilitation applications.
• Placement opportunities that foster professional development and real-world experience.

Note: Module titles and sequences may vary. For the most current curriculum details, please refer to the program's official website.

Entry requirements

Prospective students should possess a relevant Level 3 qualification, such as:

• A Levels: BBC, including at least one subject from maths, biology, physics, chemistry, human biology, sports science/studies, PE, dance, or psychology.
• BTEC National Diploma: DMM in sports science or a related scientific field.
• Access to HE Diploma in Science: 18 Distinctions, 24 Merits, and 3 Passes.
• Equivalent Level 3 qualifications totaling 112 UCAS points.

Additionally, applicants must have 5 GCSEs at grades A–C, including Maths, Science, and English (or equivalent qualifications at grade 4 or above).

Career prospects

Graduates of the Sport Rehabilitation program will be well-prepared for diverse career paths within the health and fitness sectors. Opportunities may include working in sports teams, rehabilitation clinics, fitness centers, or private practice, with potential roles in injury assessment, rehabilitation planning, and performance enhancement. The program's strong emphasis on clinical experience also supports graduates in pursuing further professional qualifications or advanced studies in related fields.