Sport and Exercise Medical Sciences

About this course

Sport and exercise medical sciences sits at the intersection of sports science, physiology, and medicine, examining how physical activity affects the human body in health and disease, how injuries occur and are managed, and how exercise can be used therapeutically to prevent and treat a wide range of conditions. It is a field of growing importance as understanding of the relationship between physical activity and long-term health has deepened, and as the application of medical science to elite sport has become more sophisticated. At University College London, this three-year full-time programme provides a rigorous scientific education in exercise physiology, anatomy, musculoskeletal medicine, sports nutrition, and the clinical management of sports injuries and performance. UCL is one of the world's leading research universities, and the programme benefits from this scientific environmen

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