Course Overview
With our flourishing research environment looking at elite sports performance and exercise health and medicine, Swansea University provides an excellent base for your research as a PhD or MPhil student in Sports Science.
- Concurrent Training in Professional Soccer Players - Liam Kilduff
- The use of ischemic preconditioning (RIPC) as a strategy for preconditioning, training and recovery within elite sport performance - Liam Kilduff
- Performance Profiling in International U20 and Senior Rugby Union Players - Liam Kilduff
- Development and evaluation of a support programme for parents of elite youth athletes - Camilla Knight
- The effects of an Inspiratory Muscle Training intervention on the physiological and psychosocial health of children and adults with cystic fibrosis - Melitta McNarry
- The x4a trial: eXercise for asthma - Melitta McNarry
- Novel methods of conceptualising and measuring physical activity in children using 3D printing - Melitta McNarry
- Investigating the Measurement of Physical Activity and its Impact on Quality of Life in Youth with Cystic Fibrosis - Kelly Mackintosh
- The Commando Joe's project: the effect of a military ethos based high intensity interval training on children's health and mental well-being - Kelly Mackintosh
- Ethics, big data and genetic ethics - Michael McNamee
- Ethics, regulation and nanotechnology in sport - Michael McNamee
- Disability, Enhancement and Paralympic Classification: an ethical and regulatory investigation - Michael McNamee
- Theories of justice and fair play in tennis - Michael McNamee
- A longitudinal investigation of elite sprinter's acceleration technique and performance within and between seasons - Neil Bezodis
- Development and implementation of an in-house nutritional behavioural change capability focused on overweight and obese consumers. - Joanne Hudson
- Optimising motivation for exercise based video games: A needs based perspective - Joanne Hudson
- Examination of the prevalence of cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes risk in a workplace-based setting - Richard Bracken