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Merge the expertise of a sports scientist with that of a contemporary adventure specialist through this distinctive and thrilling program. Engage in a fast-growing field where the advancement of more than 21 Olympic adventure sports, alongside the increasing emphasis on active, healthy living, fuels the pursuit of excellence in adventure sports and the transformative power of participation, guided by seasoned professionals. Enroll in this expert-led program to equip yourself for coaching and mentoring future adventure athletes. Collaborate with participants striving for peak performance in their sport and hone the abilities to help them surpass their objectives. Benefit from personalized outdoor-skill enhancement and accredited NGB training through the School of Adventure Studies' 'practical credits system,' all while enjoying world-class facilities nestled in the UK's most breathtaking landscapes. Key highlights: World-class adventure facilities surrounded by stunning UK scenery Customized outdoor-skill development and professional NGB certification via the School of Adventure Studies' 'practical credits system,' ensuring ongoing professional growth during and after your degree Join a dynamic, diverse community of outdoor enthusiasts at the School of Adventure Studies in Fort William, the heart of the UK's Outdoor Capital Live and learn at the base of Ben Nevis, in a region unparalleled for outdoor adventure opportunities Seamlessly switch between adventure programs within the School of Adventure Studies: BA (Hons) Adventure Education; BA (Hons) Adventure Tourism Management; and BA (Hons) Marine and Coastal Tourism Strong industry connections and placement options with adventure-focused organizations across Scotland, the UK, and globally Career prospects after graduation: A degree in Adventure Performance and Coaching equips you with versatile skills applicable across the UK and international adventure sector. Your chosen specialization will guide your career trajectory in fields such as: Adventure sports coaching Applied sports science or performance analysis Adventure activity instruction and guiding Leadership and management in outdoor organizations Sports development and talent scouting Strength and conditioning coaching Your career will evolve over time, and your degree will prepare you for related fields and future opportunities, potentially including: Adventure-based education and therapy Adventure tourism leadership High-level sector influence and policy development International expedition coordination Marine ecotourism Roles in military or emergency services Note: Part-time study is unavailable to international students requiring a UK Student Route visa.
Advanced entry to year two or three:
IELTS: Overall score of 6.0 with no element below 5.5. TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) iBT: Min 78 or above with min 18 in each section.