MSc Strength & Conditioning

Entry requirements

The entry requirements for this programme are 2:2 or above in any undergraduate degree. 

International entry qualifications are outlined on the UK National Information Centre for global qualifications and skills (UK ENIC) as equivalent to the relevant UK entry qualification. 

In addition to the academic entry requirements, all applicants whose first language is not English or Welsh must demonstrate English language proficiency.  

All applicants successful in being offered a place on the programmes will be subject to a satisfactory DBS clearance undertaken by Wrexham University.

A DBS may be required for the placement component of the programme where the placement involves regulated activity working with vulnerable Children and/or Adults. This will be checked as part of the placement process, identifying where required, the appropriate type and level of DBS. Where required, the relevant DBS will be conducted prior to commencement on the placement. The type and level of DBS check required will be confirmed to you during the DBS application process.

Failure to declare a conviction, which is subsequently revealed by a DBS check may result in exclusion from the programme. The nature of declared convictions is taken into consideration following our Consideration of Criminal Convictions Policy & Procedure. In line with the Universities Disciplinary Procedure for Students, all students are required to disclose a criminal record acquired during the student’s enrolment with the University.

Months of entry

September

Course content

This course is for those passionate about pursuing careers in sports performance, coaching, or rehabilitation. This include graduates from Sports Science, Sports Injury Rehabilitation, Physiotherapy or related undergraduate courses who are looking to specialise further.

• Learn in our state-of-the-art facilities
• Gain knowledge from industry leaders and experts
• Cultivate professional readiness
• Research opportunities in strength and conditioning and performance
• High industry demand and employability prospects in strength and conditioning

Key course features

• Opportunity to attain the Level 4 Strength and Conditioning Coaching qualification (free of charge) alongside the degree course.
• Practical work-based learning in both clinical and field settings (150 placement hours).
• Study in our state-of-the-art facilities for biomechanical assessments, rehabilitation and training.
• Course aligns with industry standards set by UKSCA
• Research-driven course, allowing you to work on projects that impact the future of strength and conditioning.

Information for international students

This course is open to international students, for information about the university’s entry requirements for EU/international students, please visit our international section.

Fees and funding

You do not have to pay your tuition fees upfront.

The fees you pay and the support available will depend on a number of different factors. Full information can be found on our fees & finance pages. You will also find information about what your fees include in the fee FAQs.

All fees are subject to any changes in government policy, view our postgraduate fees.