Sport Rehabilitation - MSc/PgD/PgC

Cardiff Metropolitan University

This course has three exit points/awards: PgCert Rehabilitation Studies PgDip Musculoskeletal Injury Rehabilitation MSc Sport Rehabilitation This Master's degree in Sport Rehabilitation aims to develop highly competent, industry ready Sport Rehabilitation practitioners with a critical awareness of the field. This aim is achieved by developing independent, reflective students with an understanding of professional issues, clinical reasoning and evidence based practice, whilst simultaneously equipping them with the wide spectrum of practical skills essential to Sport Rehabilitation. The course has a strong focus on practical skills and competences and all students must complete a minimum of 400 hours of clinical placement experience a requirement directly linked to (BASRaT) accreditation and is delivered in person, on campus*. We have placement opportunities with sport rehabilitation clinics, University based and local sports teams and teams further afield for students who are prepared to travel. As part of the course students will complete a recognised advanced trauma care qualification (Level 2) that is endorsed by the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. This qualification is a requirement stated by BASRaT and will serve to provide students with additional knowledge and skills that will be of great benefit while completing the Professional Clinical Practice module and for their working careers. The Cyncoed campus of the Cardiff School of Sport and Health Sciences (CSSHS) is well resourced with extensive and world-class practical facilities for the teaching, learning and research components of the programme and to support the recreational and elite sport culture within the CSSHS. Please note: BASRaT accreditation will only apply to the MSc award and not the PGDip or PGCert. Students must complete a registration exam to be eligible for BASRat registration. This exam will take place on campus in the spring term, after the completion of the MSc programme.

Cardiff School of Sport and Health Sciences