Postgraduate degrees in Sport and Musculoskeletal Medicine

Gain the knowledge and skills to combat global challenges. Our flexible degrees will provide you with the practical experience and enhanced skills necessary to make an impact in your chosen field.

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Sport and Musculoskeletal Medicine

Go to the next level

Are you looking to advance your career and stay on the cutting-edge of a rapidly developing field? Our flexible postgraduate programmes are designed to offer you the chance to learn in a unique practitioner-led environment. Tailor your time to suit your schedule and apply what you learn to any physical activity, sporting event or primary care.

This is your opportunity to study alongside a multi-disciplinary team of the UK’s leading doctors, physiotherapists and sports therapists. Join a cohort of healthcare practitioners and learn from your peers alongside strong tutor support, networking opportunities and senior clinician mentorship.

Suitable for applicants in full-time employment or those looking to study full time, our courses have been designed for you to begin or progress your career as a medical doctor, physiotherapist, sport therapist, osteopathy healthcare professionals and more.

Choose from our Sport and Exercise MSc or Musculoskeletal Medicine PGCert programme to find what best fits your interests and goals. All of our programmes offer:

Strong emphasis on the development of technical skills
Instruction by field-leading specialists
Hands-on training where applicable
Flexible teaching activities
Careers advice and mentorship
Extensive employment opportunities

Masters courses

Discover the differences between our Masters programmes and find out which course best aligns with your interests and career goals. Please check the individual course pages for early deadlines.

Sport and Exercise Medicine MSc

Apply what you learn to any physical activity, exercise or sporting event that requires qualified SEM cover. Many professional sports clubs now expect healthcare professionals to have undergone structured training programmes to a Masters level.