Master of Exercise Physiology

The Master of Exercise Physiology at the University of Sydney is designed to equip students with the advanced knowledge and skills required to excel in the field of exercise science. Throughout this 1.5-year programme, students engage in comprehensive coursework that covers a variety of topics, including exercise assessment, prescription, and rehabilitation strategies for various populations. The curriculum is structured into units of study, allowing for the accumulation of credit points as students progress through semesters. A hallmark of this programme is its emphasis on a capstone project, which provides students with the opportunity to apply their learning in a practical setting.

Students will also benefit from work-integrated learning experiences, which are integral to developing their professional skills and understanding of industry practices. This hands-on approach allows for engagement with real-world scenarios, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for the workforce. The programme is particularly well-suited for individuals who have a background in health sciences or related fields and are looking to specialise in exercise physiology.

Throughout this course, students will develop critical skills, including the ability to assess fitness levels, design tailored exercise programmes, and implement effective rehabilitation plans for patients with chronic conditions. Additionally, they will learn to work with diverse groups, enhancing their ability to cater to individual needs and preferences. Graduates are encouraged to confirm all details, including specific prerequisites and course components, by visiting the programme’s official webpage.

• Exercise Physiologist
• Health and Fitness Consultant
• Rehabilitation Coordinator
• Sports Performance Analyst
• Clinical Exercise Specialist

Industries hiring graduates include health care, sports science, fitness and wellness, rehabilitation services, and academic and research institutions.