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Northumbria Sport

Whether you compete at the highest level in a sport or you are just looking to stay fit and healthy while at university, Northumbria Sport is the place for Northumbria University students.

We have a gym, pool, sauna, steam room, exercise classes, sports clubs to join, volunteer and internship opportunities and fun events throughout the year.

You will love the convenience of having a great facility right on campus and it's the perfect way to stay fit and healthy while at University.

Pick up where you left off at school or try something completely new, we have something you’ll love!

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Sport & Activity

Meet new friends and play with other students at Northumbria in a stress free social environment.

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Health & Fitness

Our charity raises money to deliver sport programmes both in our local community and internationally.

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Volunteering

Enjoy sport and develop your career through industry-relevant volunteering and internship placements.

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Performance Sport

Northumbria Sport's high performance sport programme with several teams competing in BUCS

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