About
Luke Brick is a Lecturer in Sports Performance Analysis at Hartpury University, Department of Sport, where he joined in July 2020. He serves as Programme Manager for the MSc in Applied Performance Analysis in Sport and leads key modules including Contemporary Issues in Performance Analysis, Performance Analysis within the Coaching Process, and Postgraduate Industry Placement Experience.
Education:
- BSc (Hons) in Sports Performance Analysis, Cardiff Metropolitan University (awarded 2016)
- MSc in Sports Performance Analysis, Cardiff Metropolitan University (awarded 2018)
- PgCert in Professional Academic Practice, University of West London (awarded 2022)
Luke’s research focuses on the role of video feedback in coaching, identifying performance variables that differentiate successful and unsuccessful teams, and evaluating teaching development programs in higher education. His work bridges applied sports science with pedagogical innovation in academic settings.
His recent publication and conference activities center on academic professional apprenticeships and the integration of live briefs and problem-based learning (PBL) in postgraduate sport analysis education, indicating a strong interest in experiential and reflective teaching practices.
Scientific Awards:
- Fellow of Advance HE
Luke supervises postgraduate dissertations and applied research projects, supporting students through industry placements and practical performance analysis opportunities. He has collaborated on research and presentations with colleagues on teaching development and academic practice. Although no specific grants are listed, his work reflects engagement with knowledge exchange and professional partnerships.
Luke is actively involved in academic and professional networks, regularly presenting at conferences and organizing workshops such as 'How We Play: Game to Grass'. His external consultancy with World Rugby (2015–2022) highlights his integration of real-world performance analysis into academic teaching and research.
