| Institution | University of Birmingham View institution profile |
|---|---|
| Department | School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences |
| Web | https://www.birmingham.ac.uk |
| Study type | Taught |
Clinical Exercise Physiology combines exercise science and healthcare to prevent and manage chronic conditions. At the University of Birmingham, gain hands-on clinical skills to improve patient outcomes and transform lives through tailored exercise interventions. This course prepares you for a future as a Clinical Exercise Physiologist in healthcare settings. You will be able to use exercise to prevent and manage chronic conditions, paving the way for careers in clinical practice, research, and rehabilitation.
The Clinical Exercise Physiology MSc course at the University of Birmingham stands out with its unique blend of in-depth academic teaching and extensive clinical experience. You will benefit from practical placements across various healthcare settings, working directly with patients to apply research-informed exercise interventions.
The course covers a diverse range of clinical conditions, from musculoskeletal and cardiac to mental health and cancer. With a strong focus on behaviour change and evidence-based practice, you will graduate ready to make a real impact in the healthcare sector, supported by world-class research and industry connections.
Teaching is delivered within our new Movement and Wellbeing Clinic
Learn directly from experts in the field, with cutting-edge research integrated into your studies.
Access placements within the NHS services offering exercise support to those with clinical conditions
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | 2:1 Honours degree in sport and exercise science or other relevant biological science that contains a substantial element of exercise physiology, such as applied human physiology or physiotherapy. |
| Location | Main Site Academic and Student Division Birmingham B15 2TT |
Clinical Exercise Physiology combines exercise science and healthcare to prevent and manage chronic conditions. At the University of Birmingham, gain hands-on clinical skills to improve patient outcomes and transform lives through tailored exercise interventions.
Course highlights The Clinical Exercise Physiology MSc course at the University of Birmingham stands out with its unique blend of in-depth academic teaching and extensive clinical experience. You will benefit from practical placements across various healthcare settings, working directly with patients to apply research-informed exercise interventions.
The course covers a diverse range of clinical conditions, from musculoskeletal and cardiac to mental health and cancer. With a strong focus on behaviour change and evidence-based practice, you will graduate ready to make a real impact in the healthcare sector, supported by world-class research and industry connections.
Programme highlights - Teaching is delivered within our new Movement and Wellbeing Clinic
Learn directly from experts in the field, with cutting-edge research integrated into your studies.
Access placements within the NHS services offering exercise support to those with clinical conditions
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | in sport and exercise science or other relevant biological science that contains a substantial element of exercise physiology, such as applied human physiology or physiotherapy. |
| Location | Main Site Academic and Student Division Birmingham B15 2TT |
Our high-quality teaching and supervision will help you take your skills and career to the next level.
Here, you’ll feel engaged, motivated and challenged, as part of our inclusive community that has a strong research culture. At Birmingham, we’ll support your health, wellbeing and personal development. While our professional and academic careers services will help you take the next step. This is your time. This is your place.
With more than 600 taught programmes and a range of research opportunities to choose from, Birmingham is one of the most popular UK universities for postgraduate study.