Engineering, Science and the Built Environment (ESBE) Undergraduate Prospectus 2010
FdSc
Location Location
Extended Degree
Southwark and Kingston College, Southwark
Sport and Exercise Science
Kingston-upon-Thames
Duration
Programme
Duration 4 years (full-time)
2 years FdSc
4 years BSc (Hons) via top-up route Start date
September
Start date
September Number of places
60
Number of places
Engineering, Science and the Built Envir Engineering, Science and the Built Envir
Course description you will be ahead of the game when
15 – 20 Simple timetable info
Course description Progression routes to
The FdSc Sport and Exercise Science potential employers see the skills that
Full-time only
This preliminary year develops your postgraduate study
How to apply
Foundation degree has been developed you have to offer.
Via UCAS How to apply
scientific skills in biology, chemistry An Honours degree (2:2 or above)
in partnership with Kingston College
Via UCAS or direct
and mathematics and gives you the will qualify you to apply for one of
of Further Education. LSBU has also Professional contacts/industry links
UCAS code
opportunity to gain confidence in our postgraduate courses.
C601 UCAS code
collaborated with the sport and fitness This course was developed in
FCG0
a range of laboratory environments
industries to ensure that the skills they partnership with employers from the
Course contact
and to develop your abilities in IT. Professional contacts/industry links
require are incorporated into the course. fitness industry.
Steve Hunter LSBU code
We have extensive links within the food
huntersp@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7965 3196
The course is taught at both LSBU and Study skills are extended through and bioscience sectors and you have the
onment onment
Kingston College with Semester One Additional notes
Non-standard entry requirements Course contact
problem solving, data handling and option of spending a placement year in
of each academic year being at the The FdSc Foundation degree has entry
Relevant vocational qualifications and/or work Ms Mandy Maidment
(ESBE)
report writing exercises. Studying industry as part of your course.
experience in the fitness industry Year Co-ordinator
(ESBE)
University. qualifications similar to those required
maidmem@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7937
these fundamental areas of science
for entry to HND courses and will allow
Typical offer
will provide you with the knowledge, Additional notes
The course is aimed at those who are participants the possibility of topping-up
80 UCAS Tariff points Dr. Larry Richmond
theory and practical skills necessary to If you do not possess the formal
Bioscience Programme Director
in, or are able to gain, employment as to Honours degree level following
Course units
richmol@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 6229
undertake and successfully complete entry qualifications required to enter
either a fitness instructor or a sports a further period of full-time study.
Year 1
one of the degrees in the Department directly onto a degree course, you have
coach during the period of study.
– Facility Operations Non-standard entry requirements
of Applied Science at LSBU. the option to enrol on this one year
– Sports Psychology Applications are particularly welcomed from
Students attend LSBU or Kingston As stated above in order to meet the
– Anatomy and Physiology those over the age of 21 years without the
foundation course.
College one day per week (always course requirements, applicants are
– Coaching Science required qualifications, who possess the life/work
At the end of your Year One, you can
Friday) for academic study. The required to be employed or be willing to
– Nutrition for Sport and Exercise Science skills that would make them suitable for study at
choose a BSC course from the subject Following the successful completion of
Year 2 this level.
remainder of the study is carried out as gain employment in the fitness industry.
– Facility Supervision
areas of bioscience, food, sport and this year, you will move on to join Year
work-based learning (WBL) supported The course has a substantial element of
– Applied Fitness and Training Typical offer
exercise science, forensic science or One of one of LSBU’s Honours degree
via electronic resources. During this WBL work-based learning. This is carried out
– Biomechanics 80 UCAS Tariff points
chemical engineering. courses in the Department of Applied
– Exercise Physiology
component of the course students will as distance learning supported online.
– Sports Massage Course units
Science.
be required to evaluate and develop Students will be required to evaluate
Year 1
Note: Entry to any other course is at
the skills required to work in the fitness and develop the skills required to work
– Practical Skills
the discretion of the relevant course For full entry requirements see pages
– Study Skills for Extended Degree Students
industry. in the fitness industry. Achieving the
– Scientific Principles
director and is NOT guaranteed. 252 to 253.
learning outcomes for these elements
– Basic Quantitative Principles
Career opportunities of the course requires students to gain
– Applications of Science and Technology
Career opportunities
– Biological Science
Students completing the course will employment in the fitness industry
– Mathematics for Science
Our graduates are employed in a wide
already be in employment in the fitness during their time of study.
– Chemical Science
range of posts, including: biomedical
industry. This course should give them
Year 2
research, fermentation technology,
– Transfer to any of the BSc (Hons) courses in
the opportunity to progress from Students entering the course without
Food and Bioscience, Sports, Forensic Science or
biological and technical product sales,
working on the gym floor to a position relevant vocational qualifications and/
Chemical Engineering – see Course Description
the water industry, pharmaceutical
of management within the fitness or jobs will be required to obtain either/
for further details.
industry, forensic science, food industry,
industry if they so wish. both by the end of Semester One. The public health nutrition, sports nutrition,
University will provide support in this health education, research and teaching.
Progression routes to further study area but cannot guarantee employment.
When you have completed the
Foundation degree, you will have the For full entry requirements see pages
opportunity to study for a further 252 to 253.
period (two years) to top-up to a full
BSc Honours degree. As an Honours
graduate with a Foundation degree
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