As a BSc Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation graduate you become a practitioner to assess, treat, manage and prevent an array of musculoskeletal injuries. You help manage pain and dysfunction in sporting and clinical environments for athletes and sedentary people. You benefit from dual accreditation, where you have the option to be accredited by the British Association of Sports Rehabilitators and Trainers (BASRaT) or the Sports Therapy Organisation (STO), and opportunities to complete other vocational certified awards including pre-hospital trauma and gym based instruction. The course is a mixture of vocationally relevant skills with academic underpinning, giving you the latest evidence-based practice to facilitate the skills to become a confident, professional and successful rehabilitator. You develop skills in sports massage, hands-on anatomy, manual diagnostic testing, gym-based conditioning and Olympic lifting, biomechanical and physiological screening, land and pool-base rehabilitation, peripheral and spinal mobilisations and trauma care. Academically, you develop key writing, report and statistical skills, while developing a scientific research ability. At Teesside you are supported to develop your working practice via internal placements and key links with external professional football, rugby and clinical/health-based placements, giving you exposure to high level industry specific knowledge and facilities. You gain valuable experience in a range of professional environments, from internal sports massage clinics, rehabilitation clinics, pitch-side first aid, external sports teams and musculoskeletal practice.