Enrolment Week
Monday 13th September 2021 - Friday 17th September 2021
Dear student
Please read the essential information relating to your chosen course below. This includes the equipment you will need for your studies, when you will be able to enrol as well as information about your induction to the college.
If this is not the course you want to study, please contact the college to discuss an alternative course by calling 01964 553000.
BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Therapy and Rehabilitation
Enrolment Days and Information
HOW AND WHEN TO ENROL
To ensure the safety of our staff and students and to manage the number of people on campus in a Covid-safe manner during this busy period, it is our intention to enrol as many students as possible online. You can find out if you’re eligible for online enrolment on our How to Enrol page.
If you are eligible to complete your enrolment online, you will receive a unique username and password via letter and email. This will allow you to sign in to access your online enrolment dashboard.
Online enrolment for this programme opens on the following dates:
10th AUGUST
Please note: Access to your personal online enrolment dashboard will only be available from the date stated above.
If you need support with online enrolment, please email enquiries@bishopburton.ac.uk or give us a call on 01964 553000 during the support times shown on our How to Enrol page.
If you are not eligible for online enrolment or need extra support, please call 01964 553000 to book an appointment to enrol on campus.
INDUCTION
The enrolment process will be complete once you have attended Bishop Burton for your induction session, which will take place week commencing:
12th September – Please be advised by your lecturer
Please bring your own device if you have one.
At induction, students will receive their ID badge, a copy of their Learner Agreement and details about how to access their college email account, including their username and password (which they can change if they wish at a later date).
Recommended Reading
The college has its own Learning Resource Centre that houses an extensive collection of books and journals. However, from time to time, it’s useful to have access to your own copies. These are the top books that we recommend you have for your course:
Brukner, P. and Khan, K. (2019). Clinical Sports Medicine Revised (5th Edition). McGraw-Hill.
American College of Sports Medicine (2014). ACSMs Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
Drake, R.L., Vogl, W. and Mitchell, A.W.M. (2010). Grays Anatomy (2nd). Churchill Livingstone.
Palastanga, N., FIeld, D. and Soames, R.W. (2018). Anatomy and Human Movement: Structure and Function (7th). Elsevier.
Paine, T. (2015). The Complete Guide to Sports Massage. Bloomsbury.
Comfort, P. and Abrahamson, E. (2010). Sports Rehabilitation and Injury Prevention. Wiley-Blackwell.
Hengeveld, E. and Banks, K. (2009). Maitland's Clinical Companion. Churchill Livingstone.
Key Dates
Semester One
Friday 20th May 2022 - Saturday 21st May 2022
Reading Week
Tuesday 25th May 2021 - Saturday 29th May 2021
Christmas Break
Monday 20th December 2021 - Monday 10th January 2022
Semester Two
Monday 24th January 2022 - Friday 3rd June 2022
Easter Break
Monday 4th April 2022 - Wednesday 25th May 2022
Work Experience, Trips and Visits
This programme is built around gaining practical experience in professional environments - this develops confident practitioners and also meets the requirements of the Society of Sports Therapists, who are the accrediting partners for the programme. There are compulsory elements of work experience built into all three years of the programme working with sports teams in a 'pitchside' environment and working with sports teams and the general public in a clinic environment. In addition, students have to engage with an external placement whilst studying Level 6 of the programme (year three for a full-time student). There will also be numerous additional opportunities offered for students to gain further experience where and when appropriate.
Clothing and Equipment
Due to the clinical elements of the course and the importance of presenting a professional image, students are required to purchase Bishop Burton Kit (The cost will vary depending on the exact kit purchased; approximate cost £100).
A suitable electronic device, e.g. a laptop or tablet, with internet connectivity is required for accessing online learning.
A range of additional qualifications, short courses and study tours / trips may be offered at additional cost.
On successful completion of the programme, students have the opportunity to graduate at a ceremony wearing formal dress. The hire of the formal dress is an additional cost.