School/Department: Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, School of Health Sciences. This Bachelor of Science (BSc) program is professionally accredited by the British Association of Sport Rehabilitators and Trainers (BASRaT), the UK's leading professional body for Sport Rehabilitators. The program develops confident sport rehabilitators equipped with the knowledge, skills, and flexibility to work independently across a range of sporting, health, rehabilitation, and exercise environments. It focuses on clinical assessment and treatment skills to rehabilitate patients and athletes of all ages following injury, with a strong emphasis on injury prevention, health, well-being, and performance enhancement. The University of Nottingham is a member of the prestigious Russell Group, known for its research-intensive environment and commitment to an excellent student experience across its award-winning campuses. Facilities include 24-hour libraries, the Lakeside Arts Centre, and a fully equipped health centre.

Graduates are highly sought after and well-prepared for diverse roles in the sport and health sectors. The program is accredited by BASRaT, which is essential for professional registration and practice as a Sport Rehabilitator in the UK. Career options include: Graduate Sport Rehabilitator working with professional and amateur athletes (e.g., in football, rugby, cricket clubs), in private practice (employed or self-employed), with injured service personnel (as civilian exercise remedial instructors with the Ministry of Defence), in the public health sector (including the NHS), or within the fitness and health sector. Graduates may also pursue careers in teaching (further or higher education), research (e.g., in injury and rehabilitation), or undertake further study in allied fields such as physiotherapy, osteopathy, or strength and conditioning. The university's strong links with professional sports clubs (e.g., Notts County FC, Nottingham Forest FC, Leicester Tigers Rugby Club, Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club) and its on-campus Sports Injury Clinic offer exceptional placement and networking opportunities.

The University of Nottingham is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, indicating high-quality research and teaching. It is home to award-winning campuses that focus on the student experience. Facilities include 24-hour libraries, the Lakeside Arts Centre, and a fully equipped health centre. The Sport Rehabilitation program is accredited by BASRaT, ensuring professional recognition and career readiness. It provides extensive practical learning and over 400 hours of clinical placement experience in diverse sporting environments, including the University's own Sports Injury Clinic and professional sports clubs.