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Course description

The HND Sports Therapy builds on the HNC Soft Tissue Therapy and provides you with an industry recognised qualification, and the knowledge and skills necessary to work as a sports therapist. It also prepares you to progress onto a degree in sports therapy or another higher education award in a related field.

If you are interested in a career that involves working with people in the sports industry in the maintenance or improvement of their sporting performance and treating and rehabilitating injuries that affect their output, then this is the course for you.

Completion of this award may allow you to gain employment in sports clubs, either working independently or with a team of other professionals (eg physiotherapists, coaches, strength and conditioning specialists, or nutritionists). Additionally, you could seek work in single or multi-disciplinary clinics providing clinical sports massage treatments.

Subjects

Sports psychology, Health and safety, Health education, Biomechanics, First aid, Human biology, Anatomy, Sports studies, Sports science, Sports therapy, Sports massage

Entry requirements

Scottish Higher, standard entry requirements: C,C

plus a core skills profile at SCQF level 5 with communication at SCQF level 6, or equivalent

Scottish National Certificate, standard entry requirements: Pass

National Qualification at SCQF level 6, S/NVQ level 3, or equivalent, in appropriate subject area eg health or sport.

Scottish HNC, standard entry requirements: Pass

Advanced entry to year two may be possible with the HNC Soft Tissue Therapy, with 15 credits.

Course options

Course Type: Full-time
Details
Date: 01/09/2027 Cost: Get in touch with the course provider or visit their website for more information
Venue details

Perth

UHI Perth

Perth

Who to contact ?
01463 279190

Course provider

University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)

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