无论是基本健康水平还是高级运动水平，生理学和运动科学都旨在为社区提供研究，教学和咨询服务。您的最后一年可以包括与体育专业人士或体育活动/公共卫生提供者一起实习，为您提供宝贵的工作经验。您可以在第3年或第4年通过Cathcart奖学金获得资金，在精英运动中体验应用体育科学几个星期/几个月。您将获得有关现代生物学各个方面的一般介绍，并教授一般的科学技能。您将学习生物学的基本知识，并根据自己的兴趣介绍专业领域。如果您获得荣誉学位（3年级和4年级），您将能够研究优秀的表现，伤害的原因和处理方法，以及饮食，身体活动
Sport is one of the most significant aspects of our lives: from participating ourselves, to the joy of seeing your team win. Behind everything is sports and exercise science. Using systematic and evidence-based support, the study of this field not only enhances athletic performance at the elite level, but also promotes physical and mental well-being, contributes to advancements in health care and rehabilitation, and ultimately develops our understanding of human potential through the exploration of the function of the body and how it may be manipulated to operate at its optimum. Physiology and Sports Science at University of Glasgow is consistently ranked as the top programme in the UK. The course is well-supported by the College of MVLS and university to provide future-proof training in modern and well-equipped facilities. Your final year can include working as an intern with sports professionals or physical activity/public health providers. You can also achieve funding through the Cathcart Scholarship to train, experience and work as a sports scientist in your third or fourth year, with all costs covered. The course offers unique curricular and extra-curricular opportunities, internships, and scholarships with international collaborators across the world<br>As a student, we equip and prepare you for professional careers in sports science, exercise science, research and teaching - and even for careers that have no sports and exercise element but require high-level graduate analytic, critical, and communication skills. Graduates from our program work as sports scientists in many sports, from football clubs in the English Premier League to ballet, as researchers and lecturers in universities and colleges, in businesses that manufacture sports equipment and support athletes, in health services, in education, in recreational sport and health activities and many more sectors, in Scotland, the UK, and abroad.