Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
We're committed to being the place where people can learn how to revolutionise sports coaching and performance. In our new £45million Carnegie School of Sport building, you'll be able to access state-of-the-art learning, activity and laboratory spaces.
Imagine what you can achieve here. Take a tour around our cutting-edge teaching and research spaces, including a 60-metre athletics track, a nutrition teaching kitchen, a strength and conditioning facility, and research laboratory.
Between the Carnegie School of Sport and other facilities at our Headingley Campus, you'll have access to all the practical, learning and social spaces you need to reach your potential.
In addition there are networking spaces for students, colleagues and visitors, a cafe, informal teaching spaces and learning support that fosters inter-disciplinary collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Hear from colleagues about how our facilities can be used to enhance teaching and research, and impact practice and outcomes across a breadth of areas from athlete performance to military health.
Carnegie School of Sport Environmental Laboratories Professor John O’Hara gives insight into how the world-class environmental chambers at the Carnegie School of Sport will be used.
Carnegie School of Sport Strength & Conditioning Facility Professor Ben Jones explains how students, athletes and colleagues can get the most out of the Carnegie School of Sport’s state-of-the-art Strength & Conditioning Facility.
Carnegie School of Sport Igloo Shared Immersive Environment System
Carnegie School of Sport Body Composition Lab In the body composition lab, Carnegie School of Sport staff and students work with athletes and sports team to measure their body composition, identifying muscle and fat levels using various high-tech pieces of equipment.
Carnegie School of Sport Biochemistry Laboratory Dr Theocharis Ispoglou talks about the biochemistry laboratory in Carnegie School of Sport, used by students to analyse the biochemical basis of health effects in exercise.
Carnegie School of Sport IT Lab, sponsored by Catapult Professor, Ben Jones, talks about one of the school’s IT laboratories, sponsored by Catapult, and used by UG and PG students to analyse match and athlete performance.
Carnegie School of Sport Lecture Theatres Dr Annette Stride talks through the features available in the lecture theatres at the Carnegie School of Sport.
Carnegie School of Sport Athletics Centre Head of Subject, Jamie French talks about the benefits of the new Athletics Centre at the Carnegie School of Sport.
Carnegie School of Sport Exercise Studio Dr Theocharis Ispoglou talks about the versatile space of the exercise studio in the new Carnegie School of Sport building, which enables students to apply practice to their theory.
Carnegie School of Sport Physiology Research Laboratories Dr Barney Wainwright, Senior Research Fellow, talks about the four Physiology Research Laboratories.
Carnegie School of Sport Physiology Sports Performance Laboratory Dr Barney Wainwright, Senior Research Fellow, explains how research students, athletes and coaches can get the most out of the Carnegie School of Sport’s state-of-the-art Sports Performance Laboratory.
Carnegie School of Sport Psychology Laboratory Dr Andrew Manley, Head of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences, explains how students use the Psychology Laboratory.
Human Movement Laboratory Course Director Dr Gareth Nicholson highlights the key features of the Human Movement Laboratory, including an instrumented treadmill that analyses athlete performance and injury risk, and how the facility is used by professional sports clubs including Leeds United FC.
Sport & Exercise Physiology Laboratory Course Director Dr Matt Barlow speaks about the state-of-the-art equipment available in the Sport & Exercise Physiology Laboratory and how students use the facility to monitor the human body’s physiological response to exercise.
Carnegie School of Sport AlterG Room Dr Amy Brightmore, Senior Lecturer, explains how the AlterG Anti-gravity treadmill works using NASA technology. Undergraduate, postgraduate, and research students use this equipment as part of their studies to understand how weight baring therapy helps athletes in recovery and as part of their strength and conditioning training.
