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Sport Science BSc (Hons)
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Sport Science BSc (Hons)

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This Sport Science BSc (Hons) course offered at Bangor University can be studied Full-time.

For more detailed information about Sport Science at Bangor University, please visit the institution website.

BSc (Hons) Award
September Start
Full-time Study Mode
3 years Duration
C600 UCAS Code

Entry Requirements For This Course

128-112 tariff points usually including a level 3 qualification* in two science subjects (desirable); potential subjects are Biology, Geography, Environmental Studies, Chemistry, Economics, Maths, Statistics, Geology, Physics, Computing (we will also consider applicants with other subjects on an individual basis – please contact the Admissions Administrator, see below); plus C grade at GCSE Double Award Science, Maths and English Language. *Level 3 qualifications include A levels, Irish Highers, International Baccalaureate, Welsh Baccalaureate, Scottish Advanced Highers and others – for a full list, please refer to the new UCAS tariff at www.ucas.com.

Due to the academic requirements for this programme, BTECs, City & Guilds and Access courses are considered on a case by case basis.

We also welcome applications from mature applicants, individuals with European qualifications and international applicants (subject to minimum English language requirements).

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