Current practical, technical and research skills are embedded in the course to reflect the needs of sport-related careers - you'll be able to enter industry or use this degree as a stepping stone to a PhD. You can choose to do a research project in any sport-related sub-discipline. Examples include but are not limited to: sports performance, performance analysis, sports nutrition, exercise physiology, including environmental physiology, biomechanics, kinesiology and sports injuries, sport psychology. We give you the flexibility to develop your knowledge in a specific area of expertise within this distinctive research-based Sport Science Masters. You can work with the University's strong ties to national and international sporting bodies and institutions throughout the sporting community. These include: Professional Football Clubs: England Hockey; Holme Pierrepont National Watersports Centre; the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences; the British Olympic Association. Know that you will be in great hands studying under our knowledgeable team, whose internationally leading research includes areas such as sports performance, extreme environments, nutritional supplementation, physical activity and health. This degree can provide a platform for students who are considering a PhD, and want to gain further experience and relevant qualifications before committing to a research degree. Placements and work experience opportunities are available throughout your period of study. The University's Employability team has an enviable reputation for helping our graduates find employment and offers individual consultations. Sessions are available to all students at NTU on CV writing and interview technique.