Bachelor of Health Science (Human Movement) (HLB101.1)

Turn your passion for human movement into a career

• Work individually, collaboratively and ethically while building professional networks in the health sector.
• Translate and communicate discipline specific knowledge to a variety of health-related audiences such as professionals, government and non-government representatives and clients.
• Develop and apply critical analysis skills to a range of contemporary health related issues
• Develop technical, technological and communication skills to provide health or sport solutions for increasing complex problems.
• Design, apply and evaluate appropriate interventions for improved health or performance outcomes.
• Apply theoretical knowledge to practical situations in laboratory simulated learning environments, and community and industry settings, independently and as part of a team.
• Analyse and explain the impact of physical activity on human development and performance.

For international students studying an Australian Year 12 qualification, your selection rank is your ATAR plus any adjustment factors you may be eligible for.

If you’re an international student who has not completed an Australian Year 12, we also recognise a range of other international qualifications for direct entry. These include the NCEA Level 3, the International Baccalaureate (IB) and GCE A Levels, plus other country-specific qualifications.

If your qualification isn’t listed, contact our Admissions team for advice on your eligibility.

We’ll use the qualification with the most competitive selection rank when assessing your application.

• Sport and recreation officer
• Corporate health
• Strength and conditioning
• Public policy
• Sports coach
• Human movement research and development