Sport Science University of Lincoln

Overview

The Sport Science MSc by Research at the University of Lincoln offers students a unique opportunity to conduct independent, original, and academically significant research in their chosen field. This programme is specifically designed to meet the career aspirations of those with a deep interest in sport and exercise science. By engaging with this degree, you can build a bespoke specialism while exploring and developing your own innovative research ideas.

Why Sport Science at University of Lincoln?

Students benefit from the University of Lincoln's state-of-the-art facilities and the wealth of academic expertise available within the School of Sport and Exercise Science. The institution provides a supportive environment where researchers can access specialist training courses to develop essential skills. You will be guided by an advisory panel of academic staff and have opportunities to showcase your work through various talks and seminars. The university also hosts dedicated research groups, such as the Biofeedback in Sport Research Group and the Wellbeing Research Group, which influence policy and practice across health and education sectors.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18800 per year
• National fee: GBP 10700 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

As this is a research-based programme, the curriculum is centred on independent study and the production of a substantial thesis. Students work closely with supervisors to define their project and methodology. Modules and training areas may include:

• Research Methods
• Data Collection and Analysis
• Biofeedback in Sport
• Wellbeing and Embodiment
• Health and Nutrition
• Academic Writing and Ethics

Careers with Sport Science

Graduating from this programme prepares individuals for a variety of high-level roles within research or academia. The skills gained are highly transferable, supporting career progression in both clinical and performance-based sporting environments. Many graduates move into roles within professional sports organisations, health agencies, or continue their studies at a doctoral level. The University’s Doctoral School also provides specific support and training to help equip students for both academic and non-academic career pathways, ensuring they are ready to make a tangible difference in the world of sport science.