Providing you with the theory, skills and experience required for a successful career in sport and exercise physiology. This master's degree provides you with the theoretical underpinning, practical skills and professional experience required for a successful career in sport and exercise physiology. Sports physiologists play a vital role in developing human performance for sports teams and individual athletes by providing scientific support, monitoring physical attributes and optimising training programmes.

The Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology (MCEP) equips students with everything they need to become a recognised allied health professional and clinical Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP) with Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA). Delivered at the state-of-the-art UTS Moore Park Precinct, the Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology is an evidence-informed and practice-based course embedded within the School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation (Faculty of Health), which has a strong national reputation for teaching excellence, world-class facilities, and graduate employability across the exercise professions. In this course, students are provided with high-quality teaching and extensive work-integrated learning opportunities by experienced clinical educators who are established leaders in their field. Students are afforded with the clinical knowledge, tools, and applied experience to become highly regarded and well-rounded clinical exercise physiologists. Underpinned by a world-leading research program with strong links to industry, students are supported to develop and expand their professional networks. Students develop and test their clinical skills across diverse clinical conditions in a supportive and nurturing environment within our purpose-built UTS exercise medicine clinic. These clinical skills are then refined in real clinical settings with our clinical educator partners and affiliates within public and private healthcare and community settings, culminating in at least 360 hours of clinical placements. Students consolidate prior expertise and develop a deeper understanding of advanced principles and practices of clinical exercise medicine supported by health behaviour change theory to deliver and optimise person-centred care in a professional and interprofessional environment. Students also engage with research in the course curriculum to learn how to critically analyse, reflect, and synthesise scientific research to better support evidence-informed clinical reasoning. Upon graduation, students confidently manage people presenting with diverse ranges of acute and chronic conditions, injuries or disabilities across musculoskeletal, neurological, neuromuscular, mental health, occupational, cardiovascular, respiratory, pulmonary, metabolic, renal, and cancer conditions culminating in a capstone subject where complex interactions among these diverse health problems are addressed. Upon graduation, students are eligible to apply for health provider numbers with Medicare Australia, Department of Veteran Affairs, and other compensable funds and schemes as an Accredited Exercise Physiologist allied health professional.

Clinical Exercise Physiology combines exercise science and healthcare to prevent and manage chronic conditions. You will be able to use exercise to prevent and manage chronic conditions, paving the way for careers in clinical practice, research, and rehabilitation.

There's never been a more exciting time to study an MSc in Clinical Exercise Physiology. A fast-growing and essential specialism around the world, Clinical Exercise Physiologists (CEPs) are experts in exercise testing and assessment. They design, deliver and evaluate evidence-based exercise interventions in patients with long-term conditions such as cardiovascular disease, cancer and respiratory disease.

The Master of Science in Exercise Physiology (MSEP) is designed for students who are interested in careers in Exercise Physiology or related fields in which this certification and title are applicable. This is a 38-hour program that spans over two years. Upon graduating, students will gain the knowledge, skills, and abilities based on the competencies set forth by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) to serve as allied healthcare providers to various patient populations and settings.

The Master in Exercise and Sports Physiotherapy is designed to provide students with the skills and resources necessary to become sports physiotherapists and prevent and treat injuries as well as achieve rapid recoveries in injured athletes, all while being part of a multidisciplinary team. As part of the sports physiotherapy masters, students will cover many areas including injury prevention, diagnosis, functional rehabilitation, and pathology and medicine.

Are you interested in health, fitness and general well-being? If you like the idea of helping other people improve their lifestyle or sports performance through exercise, you should explore a career in Exercise Science. This degree will prepare you for a variety of professional roles – you could work with elite sportspeople, promote health in the community, work in corporate health or a wide range of other exciting environments The course will give you the skills to design, implement and evaluate programs targeted at improving general health and well-being, helping to prevent or reduce the impact of chronic disease and enhancing athletic performance.

Learn to manage health and wellness with an understanding of the science behind the impact of exercise on the body.

This nationally accredited graduate program trains students for clinical and research careers related to exercise and physical activity to prevent and treat chronic health-related conditions.

The amazing feats of world-class athletes have brought the issues of performance into the public eye, and sports nutrition is now recognised as a key part of supporting training and competition at all levels of participation. Our Sport and Exercise Nutrition MSc offers you the chance to study the science behind sports nutrition and its applications for both the 'weekend warrior' and the elite athlete. It also puts the controversies surrounding the use of supplements under scientific scrutiny, looking at the key evidence for and against performance benefits. The aim of the course is to produce sports nutritionists who are strongly focused on the science behind the subject but who also have some experience in the practicalities of delivering sound guidance to individuals and teams who are looking to use nutrition as part of their training programmes. To this end, a number of guest lecturers contribute their expertise in key related areas. The course covers the key principles of sports nutrition and exercise physiology, including the latest research, and aims to develop your ability to apply critical awareness to topics across the broad remit of sports nutrition, from the measurement of exercise performance to the assessment of mental performance. The modules you'll study are designed to underpin the subject and create a sound base for the development of ideas for your research project, which offers you a wide degree of flexibility to pursue your personal interests. You can study the course full-time over one year or in part-time mode over a varying time, up to five years.

The Master of Science in Exercise and Nutrition Science (M.S.-ENS) prepares students to work in government, business, the sports industry and in education as practitioners on professional interdisciplinary teams. The program is for students seeking a strong foundation for further study and research including those pursuing a terminal degree.

Exercise Science is a suitable degree for students who are interested in pursuing careers in athletic and fitness training, rehabilitation, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and medical professions such as physician assistant and medical school.

The HSU Exercise Science Program, guided by Christian faith and values, prepares students for a variety of career opportunities in health and human movement. Foundational to the Program is the multidisciplinary study of human movement involving components of biological, physical, psychological, and health sciences to explain structural and functional changes that occur on the physiological, biochemical and biomechanical levels.

The course content of the Honours programme comprises of Research Methodology, Sport Science, Practice, Exercise Science Sport Vision, Sport Psychology and Exercise Physiology.

Are you passionate about physical activity, ageing, health and sports? And would you like to know more about how exercise and nutrition influences health, performance and disease? Then Human Movement Sciences could just be the programme for you. It covers all aspects of the relationship between physical activity and health – from patients trying to get better, to individuals just trying to stay fit, to top athletes aiming for the pinnacle of their sport. The programme offers a great deal of variety, with courses covering themes as diverse as nutrition, muscle & brain function, energy production and metabolic profiling. Because of this variety of courses and an individual 4-5 month research-driven internship/placement, you can pursue your own interests within the programme. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared to work as a researcher, product developer, exercise scientist or trainer at, for example, a rehabilitation institute or a major sporting club.