- Teacher: Kate Bagshaw
- Teacher: Beccy Barnes
- Teacher: Shannon Howes
- Teacher: Richard Mcevoy-Crompton
- Teacher: Claire Minehane
- Teacher: Jack Myers
- Teacher: Will Strange
- Teacher: Sam Taylor
- Teacher: Natalie Woods
This module is designed to further enhance your academic research skills. You will consider different forms of primary research and the ways in which data can be collected and analysed. You will explore the discipline of academic writing and further develop an awareness of secondary research sources and literature searching techniques. Ethical considerations such as confidentiality, data protection and unfair means will be taken into account.
The module provides students with an opportunity to undertake a substantial and independent piece of research. It allows students to synthesise their academic knowledge acquired from the taught MSc modules and to produce a document that demonstrates evaluative and critical discussion of an issue relevant to the degree topic. The dissertation module also aims to help students to develop their abilities in identifying a problem, establishing its significance, formulating a hypothesis or proposition, designing means of testing hypotheses, and evaluating the results.
The module provides students with an opportunity to undertake a substantial and independent piece of research. It allows students to synthesise their academic knowledge acquired from the taught MSc modules and to produce a document that demonstrates evaluative and critical discussion of an issue relevant to the degree topic. The dissertation module also aims to help students to develop their abilities in identifying a problem, establishing its significance, formulating a hypothesis or proposition, designing means of testing hypotheses, and evaluating the results.
The module provides students with an opportunity to undertake a substantial and independent piece of research. It allows students to synthesise their academic knowledge acquired from the taught MSc modules and to produce a document that demonstrates evaluative and critical discussion of an issue relevant to the degree topic. The dissertation module also aims to help students to develop their abilities in identifying a problem, establishing its significance, formulating a hypothesis or proposition, designing means of testing hypotheses, and evaluating the results.
The purpose of this module is to enable students to develop their professional skills and experience of working in sport and physical activity development settings. With tutor support, students will establish and achieve a relevant work placement within an approved placement provider organisation, to analyse and evaluate how an organisation(s) approaches and addresses sport and physical activity development challenges.