Sports Development with a Year Abroad BSc (Hons) BSc (Hons) BSc (Hons)

**Overview**<br/>Embark on a transformative journey with UEA’s Sports Development course. Discover how theoretical knowledge intertwines with practical application, shaping the principles of sports and physical activity development. Dive into a dynamic curriculum supported by innovative teaching methods and hands-on research, igniting your passion and preparing you for a fulfilling career. <br/><br/>Choose UEA for excellence in Sports Development. Our School of Education and Lifelong Learning offers a supportive environment led by staff whose expertise in sports participation, elite performance, athlete transitions, and gender equality bridge theory with practice. Our research and innovative teaching will prepare you for a successful career in sports development after graduation. <br/><br/>Expand your university experience with a year abroad, learning about sports development in a new cultural context. With global learning opportunities in Europe, Asia, Austrasia and North America, you can gain new perspectives and stand out to prospective employers by building global connections and learning new skills. <br/><br/>Immerse yourself in UEAs state-of-the-art SportsPark, a hub for your academic and practical learning where you’ll be supported every step of your sport development journey. You’ll encounter a unique community in Norwich and Norfolk including UEA Sport, Active Norfolk and even visits to Norwich City FC to enrich learning, build networks, and broaden horizons. <br/><br/>Discover diverse career paths with a BSc in Sports Development. Gain nationally accredited coaching and officiating awards plus the UEA Award for better job prospects. Graduates excel in event management, marketing, youth sport, and operations. Our dedicated careers adviser offers personalised support, guiding your professional growth and career goals.<br/><br/>**Disclaimer**<br/><br/>Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the providers website: **www.uea.ac.uk**