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Brunel University London, MA, Child Welfare and Protection in Sport

Brunel University London
 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Full-time Sep years: 1
Part-time Sep years: 2
Every young person engaged in sport deserves full protection and high standards of welfare, whether through nutrition, coaching or parental support; this course is intended to explore and assess the risks and protection needs of children and young people in sport and to engage students in wider debates about risk, safety and surveillance in late modern society; in addition to providing information about child welfare theory, policy and practice as applied to sport, the course also prepares students to commission and to undertake rigorous research, monitoring and evidence-based evaluation of welfare-base provision in sport.

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The University is just a 20-minute walk – or a short bus ride – from Uxbridge underground station, so it is a straightforward journey into central London. There is also a night bus that can bring you from central London to the edge of the campus. The town of Uxbridge itself, which still has buildings dating back to its time as a Georgian market town, is a thriving commercial and business centre. Its major shopping complexes, The Pavilions and the Chimes Centre, boast a wide range of shops, cafes and a nine-screen multiplex cinema.