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Interested in Sports Science? See specialisations and career opportunities
Although a relatively young discipline, Sports Science has gained popularity in the last few decades. If you are interested in it, check the specialisation and career opportunities.
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This list has been curated from a Quacquarelli Symonds article, a higher education analytics firm that ranks universities and courses.
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Eligibility: Entry requirements vary depending on the institution. Typically, applicants are expected to show strong aptitude in the sciences, particularly in human biology and psychology, and a keen interest in sports
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Sports physiotherapy: This field focuses on the prevention and treatment of injuries, among others
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Physical and sports education: This is for those interested in teaching young people (or adults) about sports and fitness.
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Sport psychology: This specialisation focuses on the psychology surrounding sport, analyzing questions such as what motivates a sportsperson to perform, how a team works together, etc.
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Sports nutrition: Students will learn about the influence of food on health and well-being, explore different vitamins, supplements, etc., and learn how to recommend dietary changes
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A Sports Science degree opens doors for various career opportunities, including personal trainer, coach, gym manager, PE teacher, sports therapist and sports nutritionist.
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