Sport
You’ll study modules covering the science and practice of sport, including biomechanical and physiological testing, injury prevention and recovery, and the design of resistance training and agility programmes. There is also a research component where you’ll complete modules and a project while developing your coaching and analytical skills.
The MSc Strength, Conditioning and Rehabilitation degree offers placement opportunities at Performance Herts, which works with elite athletes such as England Women’s Rugby, Saracens Mavericks, UK Sports Institute, England Squash, Netball, and Golf. These placements provide invaluable practical experience, setting you apart in the competitive sports industry. The course is aligned with the UK Strength and Conditioning Association (UKSCA) and the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and will help you prepare for the full accreditations. Additionally, we are a licensed delivery partner for the Level 3 UKSCA Strength Trainer award, ensuring your qualifications meet industry requirements and standards.
Why choose Herts
Studying MSc Strength, Conditioning and Rehabilitation at the University of Hertfordshire will enhance your employability in the coaching and sports performance industry, build your professional skills and connect you with valuable industry contacts.
Herts postgraduate alumni of the course are well equipped for roles such as a Rehabilitation Coach, an Exercise Specialist in the NHS, or a Sports Scientist.
A Top 50 UK University
Among the UK's top 50 universities for teaching and experience (Guardian University Guide, 2026).
7th in the UK
for overall postgraduate student satisfaction (Postgraduate Taught Survey, 2026).
State-of-the-art facilities
featuring biomechanics, physiology and blood labs, a sports clinic and an environmental chamber.
Outstanding postgraduate employability
96% of postgraduates in work/study (Graduate Outcomes Survey, 2026).*
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from 2023/24 graduates, in employment or further study 15 months after graduation.