Sports Injury Rehabilitation

This Sports Injury Rehabilitation degree will prepare you for the integrated sports and injury rehabilitation field, and more focused environments such as sports teams and health promotion. You'll focus on the wider variables and impact of sports injuries, and the importance of having a person-centred approach to care/treatment modalities.

YEAR 1 (FOUNDATION YEAR)

MODULES

• The Skills You Need
• Contextual Studies
• Introduction to Sports and Exercise Sciences and Human Performance
• Biomechanics and Sports Science
• Foundations of Anatomy and Kinesiology
• Foundations of Injury Management and Exercise Prescription

YEAR 2 (LEVEL 4)

MODULES

• Communication in Sport and Health Care
• Sports Injury & MSK Assessment
• Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology
• Introduction to Research Skills
• Sports Massage
• Professional Practice in Public Health

Academic Entry Requirements

Our careers and employability service is there to help you make decisions and plan the next steps towards a bright future. From finding work or further study to working out your interests, skills and aspirations, they can provide you with the expert information, advice and guidance you need.

Following completion of this course, graduates may go on to pursue a career in the following areas: 

• Professional sports clubs
• Self-employment in the private sector
• Partnership in a clinic or practice that offers physiotherapy, sports rehab/sport therapy services
• Working as a healthcare or wellbeing practitioner
• Exercise rehabilitation roles in the Armed Forces
• Teaching
• Studying a PhD or master's degree

Application stage

If you are an international student who requires a Student visa, your application should be made via Centurus. You will need to fill in your details, upload any documents relevant to your application and confirm your student declaration.

If you are applying for a research degree, such as MPhil or PhD, you should click here.

The documents that need to be uploaded are:

• A scanned copy of your passport (including personal details page).
• Certificates and transcripts showing your academic progression so far.
• Certified translations of overseas certificates and transcripts where the document is not in English or Welsh.
• An acceptable English language certificate.
• Copy of Tuberculosis screening if you are a resident in any of the countries listed. More information about Tuberculosis screening can be found here.
• 1 academic reference letter (further references might be required).
• Evidence of finances to pay first year’s full tuition fee and to cover UKVI maintenance requirements.
• Evidence of work experience (where relevant).

If you have previously studied in the UK, you are also required to provide the extra documents listed below:

• A scanned copy of the passport page showing entry clearance in to the UK and return overseas.
• Copies of any UK visas you have previously held.
• Copies of Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) documents / visa letters for all previous studies undertaken in the UK.
• Copies of any visa / ATAS refusal letters (if applicable).
• Copies of any visa / ATAS appeal or administrative review letters (if applicable).
• Evidence of any removal / deportation / detention notices (if applicable).

For more information about the UKVI requirements, please read the Student visa guidance on UK Government website here.

Please note, once an application has been submitted all correspondence to and from Wrexham Glyndŵr University should be made via the notes section on Centurus.