In-person Bachelor in Sports Rehabilitation
Explore movement, physical function and wellbeing through academic study.
In-person Bachelor in Sports Rehabilitation — Overview
Explore movement, physical function and wellbeing through academic study. The 3 years course covers Human movement foundations / Anatomy & physiology concepts. This route uses in-person teaching.
In-person bachelor’s programme
Study areas
- Human movement foundations
- Anatomy & physiology concepts
- Exercise & physical function
The study of movement and health is academic in scope and does not confer clinical practice permissions or regulated professional eligibility.
Institutional diploma awarded by EURISS.
In-person Bachelor in Sports Rehabilitation — Curriculum
Year one · Foundations
- Human movement foundations
- Anatomy & physiology concepts
- Exercise & physical function
Year two · Development
- Sport & wellbeing
- Evidence & research literacy
- Movement analysis concepts
Year three · Integration & project
- Professional context & ethics
- Applied academic project
Learning & assessment
In-person study
Learning activities and project work develop subject knowledge and its practical application.
Entry & application
Provide your secondary school qualification, transcripts and a statement of study goals.
Apply by 20 February 2027
Instalment payments are available. The schedule and payment methods will be specified in the admission and fee notice.
Apply now →Admission scholarships
EURISS selects applicants on merit. Applicants may apply for an admission scholarship of €1,000–€5,000 based on their individual circumstances. Applications are assessed by the Institute; the final outcome is specified in writing in the admission letter.
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