Study in Australia
at University of Queensland · Brisbane, Queensland
CRICOS course code
113796H
CRICOS provider code
00025B
This course is registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students. Verify it yourself at cricos.education.gov.au before paying any fee.
Duration
4 years
Tuition (whole course)
A$193,803 total
Per year
A$48,451/yr
Intake
Semester 1 (Feb/Mar), Semester 2 (Jul)
The Bachelor of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences / Bachelor of Arts at the University of Queensland provides an interdisciplinary education that combines the science of nutrition and human movement with a broader understanding of arts. This four-year programme equips students with knowledge and practical skills essential for promoting health and well-being through diet and physical activity. Students engage in a diverse range of subjects addressing nutritional science, human anatomy, and movement analysis, along with arts subjects that foster critical thinking and communication skills.
This degree follows the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF), where students complete units of study across different semesters. The curriculum typically includes around 24 units, translating to a specific number of credit points that contribute to the overall requirements for graduation. Moreover, students will engage in a capstone project or research thesis during their studies, allowing them to apply their knowledge in a practical setting.
To enhance employability, work-integrated learning opportunities are embedded within the course. These placements allow students to gain hands-on experience, fostering a connection between their academic studies and professional practice in various sectors. The skills gained during this programme - such as analytical thinking, interpersonal communication, and the ability to influence lifestyle choices - are particularly valuable in today's health-focused environment.
This course suits anyone passionate about health, nutrition, and human movement, and it is designed for those wanting a comprehensive understanding of how these areas intersect. Graduates are well-prepared to embark on diverse career paths in health and community services, education, and research.
Graduates often find employment in various Australian industries, including healthcare, education, sports organisations, and research institutions. They are also well-positioned to pursue further study or professional accreditation in their fields.
It typically takes 4 years, with intakes in Semester 1 (Feb/Mar), Semester 2 (Jul).
Tuition is around A$193,803 total. Fees change yearly, confirm with an advisor.
NutritionistHealth Promotion OfficerSports CoachExercise PhysiologistCommunity Health WorkerResearch AssistantGraduates often find employment in various Australian industries, including healthcare, education, sports organisations, and research institutions. They are also well-pos...
Application Guides How to Apply to an Australian University: ATAR, UAC and Direct Applications
Domestic school leavers apply through a state admissions centre; international applicants apply directly to the university. This is the whole path, from entry requirements to Letter of Offer and Confirmation of Enrolment.
Rankings & Comparisons Group of Eight or Technology University? Choosing the Right Australian Institution
The Go8 research universities, the technology network, the regional universities and the private providers each suit a different student. How to tell which one suits you.
Student Visa Student Visa Subclass 500 Refusals: The Reasons That Come Up Most
Most subclass 500 refusals trace back to four things: the Genuine Student requirement, funds evidence, course-progression logic, or an incomplete CoE. Here's what each one actually means and how to fix it before you apply.
University of New England
CRICOS 119077B · Provider 00003G
Australian Catholic University
CRICOS 0101322 · Provider 00004G
Australian Catholic University
CRICOS 0101324 · Provider 00004G
Australian Catholic University
CRICOS 094690B · Provider 00004G
Australian Catholic University
CRICOS 095926A · Provider 00004G
Australian Catholic University
CRICOS 106764H · Provider 00004G