Uniquely delivered in collaboration between the University%E2%80%99s internationally renowned School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Birmingham Sport and the College of Medical and Dental Sciences you will explore the role of molecules, muscles and money through examination of a series of globally linked case studies. Content will cover the latest knowledge in areas such as immunology, physiology, sport policy, sports economics, adaptation to training, motivation and motor learning and control whilst focusing on specific topics such examples of which may be: - Global Doping: Is performance real? - Football: Money makes the ball go round - Sports Mega events: Driving health? - Exercise: HIITing it hard Through a mixture of lecture, workshops, laboratory and sports practicals you will develop your knowledge and skills from some of the World%E2%80%99s leading experts in their academic fields as well as applied professional practitioners. The programme will take you from the theoretical world of understanding the molecular workings of the human to the practical significance of the application of this knowledge.Alongside the academic programme there is also a social programme which will allow for a more informal experience of British culture and sport along with the opportunity to interact with other students from different cultures.

Course leader
Various

Target group
The Programme is ideal for students based overseas who would like to experience studying abroad and also gain a valuable insight into the fascinating interrelationships between an individual's molecular make-up, the creation of movement by muscles and the money and policy behind largest sporting events on the planet.

Course aim
On completion of the Programme students will have been given a unique opportunity to:1. acquire knowledge and problem-solving abilities in new or unfamiliar environments within broader contexts; 2. communicate conclusions and the knowledge and rationale underpinning these, to specialist and non-specialist audiences, clearly and unambiguously; 3. demonstrate the ability to work professionally with a considerable degree of independence.

Credits info
9.9 ECTS The Programme is equivalent to an accredited undergraduate course (20 UK credits) which comprises 44 contact hours.

Fee info
GBP 2500: The fee includes all tuition fees, including assessment (where applicable), self-catering accommodation, and a programme of social events.

Scholarships
Partner discountsStudents registered at one of our exchange or Universitas 21 partner universities will receive a discount of 150.Further discount are available to students from Universitas 21 partners.

University of Birmingham
Address: International Relations Edgbaston, Birmingham, University of Birmingham
Postal code: B15 2TT
City: Birmingham
Country: United Kingdom
Website: http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/International/birmingham-international-summer-school/index.aspx
E-mail: BISS@contacts.bham.ac.uk
Phone: +44(0)1214143694