Exercise Physiology and Rehabilitation

Explore the intricacies of human movement; develop a wide comprehension of the human anatomy and learn how to help those who are hurt or impaired get their lives back on course with the Bachelor of Exercise and Physiology and Rehabilitation. Students of the course develop in-depth clinical and clinical abilities and research beyond the physical to ascertain how exercise for a medicine positively affects the psychological and psychological recovery of each individual patient. Students will: Gain a deeper comprehension of the human body; be more able to determine degenerative changes and disease states; develop technical knowledge to address the requirements of customers in a clinical rehab surroundings; and develop abilities to prevent and manage chronic disease and trauma in cardio pulmonary, neuromuscular, musculoskeletal and metabolic ailments.

Entry to this program relies on an entry rank. A rank can be accomplished by means of a year 1-2 ATAR, additional Australian qualification, work experience, or an international qualification.