UndergraduateBiology & Life Sciences

Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences

CQUniversity Australia, Multi-campus, QLD + national, Australia

About this program

CQU's Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences (CG85) covers human movement across fitness, elite performance, community health, lifestyle management, occupational health and safety and personal health, with practical skills in anatomy and physiology, nutrition, exercise physiology, biomechanics, and health and sport psychology. Students can choose a minor in biomedical sciences, management and business, or secondary teaching, and complete 150 hours of work-integrated learning placement. Graduates find roles in sporting organisations, corporate health and fitness, government agencies, rehabilitation clinics and private practice.

Cost & duration

Duration3 yr
Tuition (international)A$38,400
Application feeA$0

English test scores

IELTS6 overall
PTE50 overall

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Course structure

1 term of coursework

  • A core structure of anatomy
  • physiology
  • nutrition
  • exercise physiology
  • biomechanics and sport psychology units
  • plus a choice of minor (biomedical sciences, management and business, or secondary teaching) and a 150-hour work-integrated learning placement

Admissions

For international applicants: successful completion of Australian Year 12 (or an equivalent overseas senior secondary qualification), an Australian Qualifications Framework Certificate IV (or equivalent), or approved university foundation studies.

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