The MSc Sport and Exercise Psychology at the University of Chichester is designed for graduates seeking to deepen their understanding of psychological principles applied to athletic performance and the promotion of health and wellbeing. You will explore advanced topics such as cognitive processes in sport, social dynamics, and the enhancement of physical activity participation. This postgraduate programme is ideal if you aim to develop specialist knowledge and practical skills to make a significant impact in fields ranging from elite sport to public health initiatives, preparing you for impactful careers in sport and exercise psychology.
This Masters degree is studied full-time on campus over one year, offering a comprehensive curriculum that includes advanced applied research skills and professional practice modules. You will undertake a significant research dissertation, allowing you to investigate a topic of your choice within sport and exercise psychology. The course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) as a Stage 1 Qualification, providing a pathway towards professional registration. You will graduate with the expertise and qualifications necessary to pursue careers as a registered sport and exercise psychologist, or in related areas such as coaching, research, and health promotion.