This unique online MSc in Performance Coaching and Development has been designed for practicing coaches, coach developers and associated professionals who want to extend their knowledge and understanding of coaching and coach development in the workplace.
Our innovative programme offers the opportunity for coaches with;
to work in a stimulating environment with a uniquely skilled team that combines real-world coaching expertise with development and sector-leading research.
You must be a currently active coach and either:
Hold relevant professional qualifications, or be operating at a level equivalent to, United Kingdom Coaching Certificate (UKCC) Level 3, AND have evidence of at least five years’ coaching experience. If you want to check the suitability of your qualifications, please contact the Postgraduate Admissions Team before you apply.
Or
Hold a UK 2:1 honours degree, or its international equivalent, in a relevant subject, such as sport science or sports coaching, AND have evidence of at least five years’ coaching experience.
All applications will need to include evidence of your ability to:
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Career paths are diverse given the global nature of coaching and the programme. These include:
The MSc programme comprises 6 taught courses, each worth 20 credits and a final dissertation worth 60 credits.
You can graduate with a full MSc Performance Coaching and Development by completing 180 credits or exit earlier with a Postgraduate Certificate (60 credits) or a Postgraduate Diploma (120 credits).
For example, to exit with a Postgraduate Certificate in Performance Coaching and Development, you will complete courses in:
Or to exit with a Postgraduate Diploma, you will complete a further three courses:
To graduate with a full MSc in Performance Coaching and Development, you will also complete a final research project:
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