Sport

Undergraduate Pathway in Sport

Study a sports-related degree at Keele University and benefit from established partnerships with athletes, teams, and community organisations. As well as extensive clinical facilities, you will have access to the on‑campus Sports Centre, which features:

Multiple sports halls
A fitness suite
Dance and spin studios
A strength and conditioning area
3G and grass pitches
Tennis, netball and volleyball courts
An athletics track

Duration

Two semesters

Intakes

January
September

Entry Points

Foundation

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Course Details

Progression Degrees

Modules

Semester 1

English for Academic Study 1
Mathematics 1
Physics
Academic and Digital Skills

Semester 2

English for Academic Study 1
Research skills
Biology
Chemistry

Programme Specification

Careers

Pursue a rewarding, people-focused career with your degree in sports. If your specialism is in rehabilitation, you could help patients recover their mobility and potentially work as a Strength and Conditioning Coach. If you’re more interested in mental wellbeing within sport, you could take on roles such as Sports Psychologist.

Industry-standard Facilities

Studying Sport, you will have access to:

An on-campus physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinic, where you can get involved and observe the treatment of real patients
The Institute of Sport, which is home to three specialised lab spaces: the Human Performance Lab, the Exercise Science Lab, and the Movement Analysis Lab.
Keele Sports Centre, with facilities for recreational and academic use.

Sports Study Facilities