Bachelor of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

The Bachelor of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at the University of Queensland provides a comprehensive understanding of the scientific principles underpinning physical activity and nutritional sciences. Throughout this three-year programme, students engage in a diverse range of units of study, exploring topics such as exercise physiology, nutritional biochemistry, and health promotion. The programme emphasises practical knowledge and skills, enabling students to apply theoretical concepts in real-world settings.

This degree follows the Australian Qualifications Framework structure, comprising various semesters with specific credit points allocated to each unit of study. Students will have opportunities to participate in work-integrated learning, ensuring they gain valuable experience in professional environments relevant to their field. Additionally, a capstone project allows students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills by addressing real-world challenges in exercise and nutrition.

The skills acquired through this programme are vast, equipping graduates to effectively promote health, design exercise programmes, and provide nutritional guidance. Students develop critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills, which are essential for success in the health and wellness industry. This course is particularly suited for individuals passionate about fitness, health promotion, and making a positive impact on community well-being.

• Exercise Physiologist in health and fitness centres
• Nutritionist in community health organisations
• Health and Wellness Coach in corporate settings
• Research Assistant in academic or clinical research
• Personal Trainer in private practice or gyms