Whether you're interested in exercise and nutrition, or a broader career in health, this program recognises the strong link between good nutrition, regular exercise and optimum health, so you can make a meaningful difference to the well-being of others. Within the program you will learn about the human body across a broad range of study areas, including the science of exercise, nutrition and food, physical activity and preventative health, and the psychology of sport and exercise. You will study at one of the best human movement and nutrition sciences schools in Australia that is known around the world for its leading research and expert staff. Also, you will learn in world-class facilities, which include the latest industry equipment in specialist biomechanics and motor control, as well as exercise physiology and strength conditioning laboratories. This program is the perfect pathway to many professions upon further study as you will enjoy the freedom of studying within a flexible framework. Clinical or non-clinical career in fields including medicine, dietetics, health rehabilitation, public health, physiotherapy, occupational therapy or speech pathology are all possible.

Graduates use their skills to work in roles such as nutrition assistant, fitness or weight loss consultant, or research assistant. Many graduates combine a Bachelor of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences with a postgraduate qualification to specialise in a variety of clinical and non-clinical careers. Clinical careers after postgraduate study include dietitian/nutritionist, medical practitioner, clinical exercise physiologist, audiologist, occupational therapist, physiotherapist or speech pathologist. Non-clinical careers after postgraduate study include sports scientist, sports coach, health promotion officer, community health officer, sport & recreation manager or public health manager. Completion of an Honours year and a PhD may lead to an academic career in the university sector.