Hi, my name's Lois, and I'm the Lead of Studies
for the School of Sport, Exercise and Rehab Science.
When you enroll at the University of Hull,
you'll be allocated a personal supervisor who you will work closely
with through the duration of your studies with us at the University.
That supervisor will build a really good relationship
with you and get to know you from an academic point of view,
but also get to know what your interests are both, you know, outside of University
in terms of sport and any other hobbies and activities that you're interested in.
They'll generally be the first point of contact
if you've got any issues that you'd like to raise from an academic point of view.
So help with writing assignments, with referencing and that kind of stuff.
But they'll also be able to signpost you to a whole other range of support
that the student services offer as well from mental health support
or the pastoral care services that the library
can offer, financial support, and so on and so on.
In addition to this, when you're part of the School
of Sport Exercise and Rehab Science at the University,
it's likely that you will go on different placement experiences.
We've got many partnerships with some high- level teams such as Hull KR and Hull FC,
and we have placement opportunities with a whole range of teams
such as Hull City FC and a little bit further afield as well.
In addition to this, we've got the partnership with Team GB,
which brings some unique opportunities for students at the University
and in the School of Sport, Exercise and Rehab Science.
You will have the opportunity to attend different events
if you apply to go to things such as Team GB Kitting Out events where you can work
with the athletes to get them all sorted ready for their next competition.
Within the School of Sport, Exercise and Rehab Science,
it will be likely that you will have a placement
within the Health Injury and Performance Hub.
So when you join us at the University, the sport programmes have placement
elements associated with them and we have an in-house clinic which is student led.
We offer a whole range of services from injury assessment,
sports massage, biomechanical screening, strength and conditioning
and essentially sort of exercise training and rehabilitation.
As well as things such as VO2 max testing.
So physiology testing and we're branching out
into nutritional support and also respiratory testing as well.
If you would like to find out more and speak
to some of the academics on the programme,
please book onto one of our upcoming Open Days.