“The clinic is, ultimately, designed to give students the opportunity to get real-life experience with helping patients to manage their health, wellness and recovery from pain and injury,” he said.  

“They are, however, final year undergraduates already working out in industry and are supported by our experienced teaching team, many of whom have worked with top-flight teams and athletes. 

“We know that people are feeling the brunt of lockdown lethargy and suffering the effects of a makeshift office, and these highly-skilled students can help support business professionals and the wider community in achieving more active and pain-free lifestyles.” 

The STEM sessions will take place in the University’s purpose-built sports injury and massage clinics, part of a wider investment of £130 million into facilities.  

To book an appointment and to find out more about how both physical and virtual sessions work, email stemclinic@ucb.ac.uk  

Find out more about our Sports Therapy BSc (Hons) and the other college and degree level courses within our Department of Sport and Nutrition.