Postgraduate Sports and Exercise Medicine courses
Courses for those with strong musculoskeletal clinical backgrounds. They are also for those with a strong grounding in sports injury anatomy, physical activity, epidemiology and more.
Why study Sports and Exercise Medicine at the University of Nottingham?
Our Sports and Exercise Medicine courses stand out due to their comprehensive and hands-on approaches to the subject. Here are some key aspects that make the courses unique.
Diverse and comprehensive modules
The course covers all areas of sports and exercise medicine, from pitchside management to endurance events like ultramarathons, ensuring students gain a broad yet in-depth understanding.
Extensive clinical experience
Students benefit from multiple placements that provide real-world exposure, including pitchside medical support at sporting events, giving invaluable practical skills. All students gain a sports trauma course qualification.
Interdisciplinary approach
Our courses integrate sports science, rehabilitation, injury assessment, and clinical practice, preparing graduates for diverse career paths in sports medicine.
Strong scientific foundations
The programme delves deeply into advanced musculoskeletal anatomy, using cadaveric dissection to provide a detailed, hands-on learning experience.
Expert teaching staff
The course is taught by highly dedicated and experienced professionals, ensuring students receive expert guidance and mentorship.
State-of-the-art facilities
The University of Nottingham provides cutting-edge medical and sports science resources, supporting both practical and research-based learning. This combination of academic excellence, hands-on experience, and expert teaching makes our courses in Sports and Exercise Medicine top choices for aspiring sports medicine professionals.
Student testimonials
Hear firsthand accounts of the Sports and Exercise Medicine courses from our students.
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Where could Sports and Exercise Medicine take you?
Amy Arundale, Guest Lecturer
Amelia (Amy) Arundale, PT, PhD, DPT, SCS is a physical therapist and researcher. Amy has worked at the Brooklyn Nets, Red Bull’s Athlete Performance Center. and is currently a physical therapist and Director of Movement Science and Innovation at the Washington Wizards. In addition, Amy is also an Adjunct Professor at The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Health System.
Amy is frequently asked to speak internationally on topics related to prevention, return to sport and performance, ACL rehabilitation, on-field/court rehabilitation particularly related to motor learning, and tailoring rehabilitation to the demands of an athlete.
Dr. Vishnu, Alumnus
Dr. Vishnu is an esteemed sports medicine specialist with a wealth of experience in supporting high-level rugby and multi-sport events across Asia and the Middle East. He has played a pivotal role as the team physician for the Dubai Exiles Rugby Club and the UAE Rugby first team, as well as for the UAE National Olympic Committee. His expertise has been instrumental in facilitating the medical needs of numerous prestigious tournaments, including the Arab Games, Asian Games, Rugby World Cup Qualifiers, and the renowned World Rugby 7s event in Dubai. Moreover, Dr. Vishnu has provided comprehensive medical support for a Division-1 Football Club in the region, and he has recently taken on an expanded role with the UAE Football Association. This progression reflects his unwavering dedication to enhancing the field of sports medicine and his commitment to the well-being and performance of athletes in the region.
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Sports and Exercise Medicine PGDip or MSc (for healthcare professionals)
Applied Sports and Exercise Medicine MSc (for those with a sports or science background)