15 Part-time Master's in Sport and Exercise Science in Ireland

The Master's degree in Sports and Exercise Nutrition at the the Atlantic Technological University offers the chance to upskill in the area of sports nutrition. This programme is delivered part-time and online allowing you the freedom of gaining a qualification while continuing in your current employment. 

The Sports and Exercise Medicine course at University College Cork programme is designed to give clinicians a deeper understanding of sports medicine, sports injuries and exercise medicine. 

The aim of this Sports Performance Practice course at the Atlantic Technological University is to provide learners with a broad knowledge of the science of sports performance practice and an expert knowledge in specialist areas of the science of sport performance (i.e. Exercise Physiology, Sports Nutrition, Strength and Conditioning and Performance Analysis). 

This Strength and Conditioning programme from South East Technological University has been designed to meet the growing demand for highly skilled, qualified strength and conditioning practitioners.

Digital innovation is transforming sports business, participation and performance. Atlantic Technological University offers a degree in Digital Innovation for Sport.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Sports and Exercise Nutrition at the the Atlantic Technological University offers the chance to upskill in the area of sports nutrition. This programme is delivered part-time and online allowing you the freedom of gaining a qualification while continuing in your current employment. 

Exercise Physiology and its Application in Therapy course from University of Galway, provides students with advanced knowledge and practical skills that they can use to pursue a career as an exercise physiologist. Students will learn to assess physiological fitness, and how to apply their understanding of physiological processes to develop exercise programmes in certain chronic disease conditions.

The Sports Performance course from the University of Limerick offers a powerful blend of research-driven teaching, hands-on lab and field-based learning at UL’s world-class sports science facilities. 

The Women's Health (Sport and Exercise) course at Dublin City University is a one year part-time, online programme. 

The Exercise Physiology and Rehabilitation degree delivered at University of Galway is designed to enable qualified physiotherapists, occupational therapists and physical therapists to upskill and gain expertise in the field of exercise physiology, which they can then apply in their practice of designing exercise programmes for rehabilitation and the management of chronic disease conditions.  

This Sports Performance Analysis programme from South East Technological University will prepare graduates for future opportunities in performance analysis by offering a blend of theory and practice, ensuring practical knowledge underpinned by a theoretical foundation.

The Sports Injuries and Return to Performance Management program offered at Setanta College covers and moves beyond the fundamentals of sports injury and performance science by focusing on significant areas in the applied contexts of sport and exercise.

The Elite Sport Performance course delivered by Dublin City University gives you the chance to grow your elite sports performance expertise, put theory into practice and collaborate with leading sports professionals.   

Skill Acquisition for Sport from Munster Technological University is designed to introduce participants to the core theories, concepts, and principles that underpin Skill Acquisition by integrating evidence-based knowledge, critical thinking, and reflective practice.

The aim of the Clinical Exercise programme of Trinity College Dublin is to enable health care clinicians to prescribe exercise as a disease preventative and treatment modality in a safe, effective and scientific manner.