Overview
Contacts
Admission requirements
Learning outcomes
Describe human physiology, psychology, biomechanics and motor control in the context of exercise science
Discuss the scope of practice for an Accredited Exercise Scientist and appropriate referral pathways
Create and develop exercise programs for apparently healthy clients and sporting populations
Utilise and interpret appropriate assessment tools.
Communicate effectively to clients and other health professionals
Utilise the principles of Evidence Based Practice by evaluating the scientific literature and client needs to create appropriate exercise interventions or advice for apparently healthy clients or sporting populations
Undertake clinical practice that implements the scope of practice of an Accredited Exercise Physiologist and appropriate referral pathways based on an understanding of the Australian Helth System
Identify and use appropriate assessment tools for specific populations, correctly interpret the results and communicate them to relevant stakeholders in an appropriate manner
Develop and deliver exercise programs for clients with pathology or injury
Communicate utilising appropriate formats and language to clients, caregivers, health professionals as well as to meet the legal reporting requirements of the profession
Utilise Evidence Based Practice by evaluating the scientific literature, client needs and clinical environment to create best practice exercise interventions for clients with pathology or injury
Structure
108 credit points
Alternative exits
Students may exit with the Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science on the completion of the requirements for that award.