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Topics like sexuality, racism, gender, disability, mental health, and abuse were once considered taboo in sports discussions. However, perspectives have evolved as we've gained deeper insights into the mind-body connection. Psychology now plays a crucial role not only in supporting wellbeing but also in enhancing athletic performance. Consequently, there's growing demand for qualified sport and exercise psychologists. Psychological support benefits everyone from professional athletes to enthusiastic amateurs and military veterans recovering from injuries.
Our BPS-accredited MSc program offers a pathway to becoming a chartered sport psychologist. If you've completed an accredited undergraduate degree, this master's program brings you halfway toward your professional qualification.
The course covers neuroscience and advanced research techniques, utilizing cutting-edge laboratory equipment. You'll work with innovative tools like eye-tracking systems for cricket training and virtual reality technology used by footballers to practice heading techniques safely.
You'll develop essential critical thinking, communication, and ethical decision-making skills to effectively support clients. Our faculty includes accredited practitioners and researchers with extensive industry connections, some having worked with elite athletes across various sports.
This program can lead to PhD studies, entrepreneurship opportunities, or professional careers. You'll learn at Manchester Metropolitan University's Institute of Sport, benefiting from exceptional tutors, facilities, and technology.