Sport and Exercise Science at Swansea

Sport and Exercise Science at University of Canberra

  • Research Institute for Sport and Exercise (RISE) brings together staff from a range of disciplines to support the University's sporting aspirations
  • Research themes: High Performance Sport and Exercise; Sport and Exercise Medicine; Environmental Physiology; Active Brain; Exercise Epigenetics; Sports Integrity
  • Discipline of Sport and Exercise Science offers a wide range of programmes, including Bachelor, Masters, Graduate Certificate and PhD
Sports science research

Joint Seminar Series

Next Seminar: 21st August 2024

TOPIC: Reflections on the Olympic and Paralympic Games

Speakers TBC

10.30am BST / 7.30pm AEST

This seminar will be held via Zoom: Link to follow

This event is open to faculty, staff and students from Swansea University and University of Canberra. Attendees from outside organisations may attend with prior arrangement - please contact us.

Forthcoming Seminars Previous Seminars

Recent Joint Publications

  • The Neuromuscular, Physiological, Endocrine and Perceptual Responses to Different Rraining Session Orders in International Female Netball Players (European Journal of Sport Science, 2021)
  • The Physical Demands of Professional Soccer Goalkeepers throughout a Week-Long Competitive Microcycle and Transiently throughout Match-Play (Journal of Sports Sciences, 2020)
  • Activity Accumulation and Cardiometabolic Risk in Youth: A Latent Profile Approach (Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise (2020)
  • Performance Indicators during International Rugby Union Matches are Influenced by a Combination of Physiological and Contextual Variables (Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 2020)
  • Cross-Sectional ssociations of Total Daily Volume and Activity Patterns across the Activity Spectrum with Cardiometabolic Risk Factors in Children and Adolescents (International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2020)

Swansea-Canberra Jointly Funded Collaborations

Research Collaborations

Swansea and Canberra have jointly funded a number of Seedcorn Grants to foster and support the development of new research collaborations. The projects to be awarded funding are:

 

Teaching Collaborations