MSc Sports Injury Rehabilitation  MSc Sports Injury Rehabilitation University of Salford ../webroot/files/Institutions/cover_photo/1567498157University-of-Salford-1.jpg

3 good reasons to study Sports Injury Rehabilitation at Salford ? This programme will give you the opportunity to take a lead role in sports injury rehabilitation ? Theoretical content is delivered entirely online so you can study at a time convenient to you ? High practical content means you?ll develop the skills that will impress employers Suitable for This programme is aimed at a wide range of sports professionals including strength and conditioning coaches, sport science graduates, physiotherapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, sports therapists and sports rehabilitators, sport medical physicians and physical education teachers. Programme details This programme will further the knowledge, skills and abilities of sports rehabilitators, sport therapists, physiotherapists and other allied health professionals currently working in the area of sports injury rehabilitation and prevention. It has been developed to cover National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) competencies. This is one of only two postgraduate programmes in Europe in strength and conditioning to receive international recognition through the NSCA Education Recognition Program (ERP). Compared with other programmes, this Masters has a strong practice element, which means you will get to develop the skills you need to operate at top-level. Module titles Year 1: ? Biomechanical Assessment in Sport (15 credits) ? Physiology of Sports Performance (15 credits) ? Screening and Assessment in Sport (15 credits) ? Strength and Conditioning (15 credits) Year 2: ? Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation in Sport (30 credits) ? Integrated Project (30 credits) Year 3: ? Dissertation (60 credits) Career potential Take a lead role in sports injury rehabilitation with this practice-based programme and make a difference to your clients with higher level skills. You?ll also learn how to conduct research and then apply it to the real world.