SUBJECT AREA
Sports Rehabilitation
Explore movement, physical function and wellbeing through academic study.
OUR SCHOOL
School of Rehabilitation & Health
Explore physical function, activity and wellbeing through careful academic study.
The School of Rehabilitation & Health offers an academic setting for exploring movement and physical function. Its subject direction connects foundational scientific concepts with research literacy and the study of sport and wellbeing. This is an academic programme; clinical practice permissions and regulated professional eligibility are not established by this outline.
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STUDY WITH THE SCHOOL
Programmes & courses.
INSIDE THE SUBJECT
From foundations to applied enquiry.
- Human movement foundations
- Anatomy & physiology concepts
- Exercise & physical function
- Sport & wellbeing
- Evidence & research literacy
- Movement analysis concepts
- Professional context & ethics
- Applied academic project
Evidence-led enquiry
The study of movement and health is academic in scope and does not confer clinical practice permissions or regulated professional eligibility.
OUR ACADEMIC DIRECTION
Questions that connect our fields.
01
Movement & function
Develop a conceptual understanding of how physical structures and movement relate to function.
02
Evidence & interpretation
Examine the quality, limits and interpretation of evidence relevant to movement and rehabilitation.
03
Activity & wellbeing
Consider the relationship between physical activity, sport and wider questions of wellbeing.
LEARNING & ACADEMIC LIFE
Evidence-led enquiry.
The study of movement and health is academic in scope and does not confer clinical practice permissions or regulated professional eligibility.
Resources & academic engagement
Choose online self-paced learning on Moodle or in-person study.
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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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