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Sport and Exercise Science BSc Hons
If you are interested in sport, exercise and biomedical sciences, this course will provide you with scientific knowledge into why and how the body functions during and after sport and exercise. Unlike
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21st May 25
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
SES has quite a lot of contact hours (I’m in first year so that’s all I can comment on). We get access to the dissection room which is a really rare benefit of coming to Nottingham and I can’t describe how much that has aided my anatomy knowledge. Most lecturers are amazing and are available to answer questions at the end of lectures or over email. As always with uni there are one or two that are not always super present but there’s always somone else to ask. My personal tutor has been brilliant and I’ve met with him various times to discuss how I’m getting on (they care about both academically and outside of uni) and also to talk about work experience and what I want out of the course. The course content is an area of controversy for some but I chose Nottingham for it so I have enjoyed first year. It is very heavily biology/ physiology and anatomy based, with a small amount of psychology first year and no sociology. But I liked this combination, so it’s just a matter of opinion!
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Entry requirements for Sport and Exercise Sciences and Sport and Exercise Sciences at University of Nottingham
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Required subjects for Sport and Exercise Science BSc Hons at University of Nottingham
At least two science subjects from the following: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Physical Education, and Psychology.
A pass is required in science practical tests, if assessed separately.
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English language requirements
6.5
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member4149069
21st May 25
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
SES has quite a lot of contact hours (I’m in first year so that’s all I can comment on). We get access to the dissection room which is a really rare benefit of coming to Nottingham and I can’t describe how much that has aided my anatomy knowledge. Most lecturers are amazing and are available to answer questions at the end of lectures or over email. As always with uni there are one or two that are not always super present but there’s always somone else to ask. My personal tutor has been brilliant and I’ve met with him various times to discuss how I’m getting on (they care about both academically and outside of uni) and also to talk about work experience and what I want out of the course. The course content is an area of controversy for some but I chose Nottingham for it so I have enjoyed first year. It is very heavily biology/ physiology and anatomy based, with a small amount of psychology first year and no sociology. But I liked this combination, so it’s just a matter of opinion! read more
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member6148220
13th May 25
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
GMC is not useful and I can’t find any relation to sport e.g. Cloning cats read more
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member12138251
19th February 25
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
Great course very interesting and engaging read more
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eightspace
7th February 25
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
Great overall experience at winfield read more
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member9119885
16th October 24
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
I think this degree is way too broad to get any good kind of job after without doing a masters or a conversion. It’s basically just biology, mechanics, physics and maths. Terrible. Not what I signed up for. And you have to look at dead bodies read more
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member778295
13th February 23
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
Good Course with quite helpful professors and morderators. Interesting subjects. Very helpful IMS and BUCS placements for the students read more
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Sport and Exercise Sciences at University of Nottingham
member4149069
21st May 25
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
SES has quite a lot of contact hours (I’m in first year so that’s all I can comment on). We get access to the dissection room which is a really rare benefit of coming to Nottingham and I can’t describe how much that has aided my anatomy knowledge. Most lecturers are amazing and are available to answer questions at the end of lectures or over email. As always with uni there are one or two that are not always super present but there’s always somone else to ask. My personal tutor has been brilliant and I’ve met with him various times to discuss how I’m getting on (they care about both academically and outside of uni) and also to talk about work experience and what I want out of the course. The course content is an area of controversy for some but I chose Nottingham for it so I have enjoyed first year. It is very heavily biology/ physiology and anatomy based, with a small amount of psychology first year and no sociology. But I liked this combination, so it’s just a matter of opinion! read more
Value for Money
Teaching Quality
Personal Tutor
Course Content
Job Prospects
member6148220
13th May 25
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
GMC is not useful and I can’t find any relation to sport e.g. Cloning cats read more
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Personal Tutor
Course Content
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member12138251
19th February 25
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
Great course very interesting and engaging read more
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eightspace
7th February 25
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
Great overall experience at winfield read more
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brickygamer6
18th December 24
Sport Rehabilitation, BSc Hons FullTime
my course is suited to me and the equipment there is available to learn with is insane the course is quite practical and so the workload is not as heavy as many of the essay based courses read more
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member13127846
18th December 24
Sport Rehabilitation, BSc Hons FullTime
The Sport Rehabilitation course at the University of Nottingham is an outstanding program, offering excellent value for money with a 5/5 rating. The course provides top-tier resources, practical experience, and expert teaching, making it well worth the investment. Teaching quality is also rated 5/5, as the faculty is highly knowledgeable, engaging, and committed to providing students with a deep understanding of sports injury prevention, assessment, and rehabilitation. The personal tutor system is another highlight, earning a 5/5 for offering dedicated support and guidance throughout the course, helping students navigate both academic and personal challenges. The course content itself is comprehensive and up-to-date, covering all essential areas of sport rehabilitation and providing practical skills that can be applied in real-world settings, justifying a 5/5 rating. Lastly, job prospects are excellent, with strong links to industry professionals and a well-established reputation for p read more
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member9119885
16th October 24
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
I think this degree is way too broad to get any good kind of job after without doing a masters or a conversion. It’s basically just biology, mechanics, physics and maths. Terrible. Not what I signed up for. And you have to look at dead bodies read more
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member1381295
15th March 23
Sport Rehabilitation, BSc Hons FullTime
Great course , staff and excellent teaching. read more
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member778295
13th February 23
Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Hons FullTime
Good Course with quite helpful professors and morderators. Interesting subjects. Very helpful IMS and BUCS placements for the students read more
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