GuildHE and The Physiological Society have today launched a new report, showcasing the impact of Sport and Excercise Science Education on the UK economy. Key findings The report, Sport & Exercise Science Education: Impact on the UK Economy, finds that - Sport and Exercise Science (SES) graduates contribute almost £4 billion to UK economy every year, supporting almost 150,000 jobs. - SES graduates earn nearly £670,000 more over career. - For every £1 an SES student spends on their education, they get a gain of £5.50. - SES Research is preventing and treating conditions and diseases that cost the NHS billions every year. The report the first independent analysis of its kind to quantify the impact of sport and exercise science education on the UK economy, it has been found that every £1 invested by a student in their SES education yields £5.50 in higher future wages. Graduates can expect to earn nearly £670,000 more over the course of their working life as a result of their SES education. The report also finds that the economic benefits of SES courses are not limited to students and businesses. Graduates will contribute £7.8 billion to society and the public purse, through higher earnings, added tax revenue and savings to public services. Addressing global challenges SES is a vital scientific discipline that plays an important role in the health and wealth of the nation. Obesity, diabetes, cancer, depression are all areas in which Sport and Exercise Science research is playing a pivotal role in improving the health of everyone. Research in these areas is preventing and treating conditions and diseases that cost the NHS billions every year and are becoming ever more important as we face the challenges of an ageing population. This week the British Heart Foundation found that the number of people dying from heart and circulatory diseases before they reach their 75th birthday is on the rise for the first time in 50 years, making this research even more important. 3 Foreword 4 Participating universities and colleges 5 Partners 6 Introduction 8 Key findings 10 Chapter 1 : Profile of Sport and Exercise Science 10 Sport and Exercise Science student demographics 11 Sport and Exercise Science student achievement 11 Sport and Exercise Science student earnings 12 Top Sport and Exercise Science occupations 12 Top Sport and Exercise Science industry sectors 13 National data 14 Conclusion 15 Chapter 2: Economic Impact Analysis 16 Graduate impact 22 Chapter 3: Investment Analysis 23 Student perspective 31 Social and public purse perspective 38 Conclusion 40 Chapter 4: Sensitivity Analysis 40 Sensitivity analysis of impact assumptions 40 Sensitivity analysis of investment assumptions 42 Conclusion 43 Appendices 43 Appendix 1: Resources and References 47 Appendix 2: Full Glossary of Terms 49 Appendix 3: Emsi Input-Output Model 51 Appendix 4: Industry to Industry Sector Map
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