Graduates of the Bachelor of Exercise Science (Clinical Practice) course will be able to: Provide exercise interventions for apparently healthy populations, including high performance and recreational athletes, and the general population; Integrate the biological and social scientific knowledge and professional skills that underpin professional practice in the fields of clinical exercise science; Critically analyse and synthesise knowledge gathered from clinical exercise science research; Exercise judgement to solve routine exercise science problems using social, ethical, economic, regulatory and global perspectives; Operate as an independent and collaborative professional who can communicate knowledge and ideas clearly and coherently; Critically apply clinical exercise science knowledge and skills to solve routine problems in clinical practice settings; Adapt legal and ethical frameworks in order to work effectively in socially and culturally diverse communities and contexts; Continue to develop a broad and coherent body of professional clinical practice so as to undertake postgraduate studies and research in exercise rehabilitation and related fields.

Job titles This course could lead to a career as a: exercise physiologist personal fitness trainer exercise and sport scientist in professional sporting group sport nutritionist exercise rehabilitation special populations training - elderly, people with a disability, young community fitness and health services Organisations employing exercise science graduates Our graduates find employment at elite sport organisations, leisure centres, community service organisations and even start their own business.