Leadership development in professional sport
Leadership is a fundamental aspect of sport, particularly as it relates to the effectiveness of teams within sport environments (Cotterill & Fransen, 2016).
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Project Details
We have funding available via competition for fully-funded studentships or fee-waiver support for UK home students. Applicants are asked to make it clear as part of their application that they are applying for one of these funded opportunities. Decisions will be made based on the excellence of the candidate.
Self-funded students are also welcome to apply for this project. Self-funded students can be UK home students or international students.
An exploration of the impact of social media use on athletic performance
Social media has been reported to have positive social benefits such as keeping in contact with friends and family (Ellison, Vitak, Gray, & Lampe, 2014).
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Examining the effects of increasing engagement in physical activity in children with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder
Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental disorder.
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Identifying challenges towards dietetic rehabilitation in the recovery of survivors of critical illness
Suboptimal diet is common with cancer survivors (Kiew, 2022) but not many studies have been shown in critical illness survivors whether they experienced suboptimal diet post ICU discharge as well.
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Strengthening community knowledge exchange to develop a regional health champion network
Working with adolescent and young people (AYP) can be challenging as they are generally regarded as a ‘under-served’ population (Simuyaba et al.2021).
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In a move to address the growing global demand for highly skilled healthcare professionals, Health Sciences University (HSU) has announced a strategic partnership with Oxford International Education Group (OIEG).
Ella Sandever recently completed the Masters in Sports Rehabilitation and Therapy course. She now works at Poole Town Football Club in a full-time role as a Sports Therapist.
Jessica Mead recently graduated from the Master of Chiropractic course. Jessica flew to Yei, South Sudan, to help The Brickworks charity provide education to healthcare students and staff about back pain.
This November we celebrated the achievements of UCO School of Osteopathy graduates at London's Bridge Theatre.
HSU will be delighted to welcome students, staff, alumni and members of the public to attend the lecture by Professor Stewart Cotterill.
Hope Beales was recently awarded Student of the Year at the United Chiropractic Association (UCA) Chiropractic Essentials conference.
