school of sport and health sciences postgraduate study
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School of Sport and Health Sciences
Postgraduate study
Outline
Programmes available
MSc
What is so good about Exeter?
Who is eligible?
The student view
Programmes MSc (Master of Science)
Taught programme
MPhil/PhD
By research
Under the supervision of two
members of staff from any of the sub-
disciplines
MSc Programmes
One year (October – September)2 years part-time
MSc Programmes MSc Sport and Health Sciences
MSc Paediatric Exercise
PhysiologyScholarships available
MSc Sport and Health Sciences
(Sociology of Sport and Physical
Activity Pathway)Funding through ESRC
MSC Sport and Exercise Medicine
Modules and Credits
Please see requirements for each
programme – posters, web-sites (
http://www.sshs.ex.ac.uk/) + today’s stand
New - Research Dissertation to be
submitted in the format of a research
article
Why an MSc at Exeter? Exeter 18th of 109 institutions
Exeter shortlisted for University of the
Year 2001, 2003 and, now, 2006
The Sunday Times University Guide
SSHS top 3-7
Excellent for teaching and support and
guidance by teaching quality audit
ALL staff are internationally rated
researchers
Some staff are world leaders
What does this mean to you?
Taught by the best - you are the best
CURRENT - you are current
What you get here you just won’t get
anywhere else
Staff work hard in all areas to raise
Exeter’s standing
Why an MSc at Exeter? State of the art study and research
facilities
Dedicated computing suite with 24
hour access
Scholarships available
Part-time
Full-time – 2 days per week
Time to plan and do other work
Who is eligible to apply?
Students with a 2.2 degree or higher
Places are competitive
Sport science, medical science,
psychology, law, mathematics, education
UK & Ireland, Bahrain, Belgium,
Canada, China, Gibraltar, Greece, India,
South Africa, Spain, USA, Taiwan.
PhDs, University of Exeter, University of Athens
Iowa State University
Activity and Project Manager, Super Camps Ltd
Finance Office, Ministry of Defence
Police
Primary School Teacher
Pharmaceutical Sales Representative, Astrazeneca
Support Team Member, Ambulance Service
Community Obesity Practitioner, Heart of Birmingham
Primary Care Trust (PCT)
Lifestyles Support Worker/Health Trainer, NHS Torbay
Primary Care Trust
Trainee, Recruitment Industry
Metropolitan Police Officer (Graduate Entry)
Employability
The student view
“I believe having a postgraduate degree (MSc)
from Exeter helped to give me the edge over
other interview candidates, not only because of
the qualification but because of the specialised,
relevant knowledge I acquired through my
studies.”
Employability “Also part of the reason I got the job was the
MSc! Most of the other applicants had really
specific training (dieticians, nutritionists etc) but
the panel felt that I'd had quite a lot of varied
experience in the PCT now and coupled with the
MSc in Sport and Health Sciences they thought
I'd be ideal as an 'all rounder', which was what
they wanted. So thanks guys!!”
Mrs Elaine Davies,
Richards Building
Email: [email protected]
Telephone 01392 262892
and (http://www.sshs.ex.ac.uk/)
Key Contact
The student view
George Jennings