Health Science (Human Movement) and Human Nutrition

This class unites the scientific health insurance and human movement studies behind elite sports, including human physiology and body, with pathobiology, food and consumer research and studies from food nutrition in sport. Students will: Gain strong understanding of the theory and practice of instruction; develop a solid scientific foundation in sport and build their understanding of their core topics of the discipline of human motion and nourishment; comprehend factors which influence eating behaviour and food responses; master the research processes used by sports scientists and learn how to apply these to the structure and behavior of scientific studies as well as write clinical evaluations and translate results; enhance their capacity to apply their knowledge in a crucial way to issues related to human nutrition and physiological performance; and boost their understanding and knowledge of their values and professional ethics in sports creation and nourishment study.

Admission for the program relies on an entry position. A position can be accomplished by means of a year 12 ATAR, other Australian qualification, work experience, or an overseas qualification.