Course summary

About the course BSc Sports Therapy at Roehampton is a professionally focused degree designed for students who want to work in the prevention, assessment and rehabilitation of sports and physical activity related injuries. The course combines scientific theory with practical application, helping you develop the clinical and interpersonal skills required to work with athletes and physically active individuals. You will gain hands on experience in sports therapy practice while developing a strong understanding of anatomy, physiology, biomechanics and rehabilitation. What you’ll study You’ll build a solid foundation in sports therapy theory and clinical practice, while gaining professional skills valued across health, sport and rehabilitation sectors, including assessing and diagnosing sports injuries, planning and delivering rehabilitation programmes, applying manual therapy techniques, and supporting injury prevention and recovery using evidence based practice. Modules offered can vary each year but may include: • Anatomy and Physiology for Sports Therapy • Sports Injury Assessment and Diagnosis • Rehabilitation and Exercise Prescription • Sports Massage and Manual Therapy • Strength and Conditioning • Professional Practice and Ethics • Final Year Research Project Future opportunities This degree prepares you for a range of careers in sports therapy and related health and fitness fields. • Sports therapist in professional or amateur sport • Rehabilitation and injury prevention roles • Fitness, strength and conditioning support roles • Private practice or sports clinics • Further study in sports science or related disciplines You will also develop transferable skills in communication, problem solving, clinical reasoning and teamwork that are valued across health and sport environments. How you’ll learn You will learn through: • Practical workshops and clinical skills sessions • Lectures and seminars exploring sports therapy theory and evidence based practice • Coursework based assessment including practical assessments, case studies, reports and a final year project • Academic guidance and feedback to support your professional and clinical development Digital learning resources are available to support your studies, including online learning materials and access to specialist software where appropriate. Facilities You will study in specialist sport and therapy facilities designed to support professional training, including: • Dedicated sports therapy and clinical teaching spaces • Rehabilitation and exercise facilities • Sports performance and strength training equipment • Digital learning platforms and online academic resources These facilities support your academic development and help you apply sports therapy knowledge with confidence.