Bachelor of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences (Honours)

The Bachelor of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences (Honours) at the University of Queensland is an advanced degree designed for those keen to deepen their understanding of human health, exercise, and nutrition. This programme focuses on the scientific principles underlying human movement and nutritional practices, preparing students to address the complex health challenges faced in contemporary society. Throughout the year, students will engage with theoretical frameworks and practical applications, ensuring they receive a well-rounded education that combines both fields.

This Honours degree typically comprises a structured curriculum delivered over two semesters, including a variety of units of study that carry credit points, culminating in an individual research project or capstone experience. Students will have the opportunity to engage in work-integrated learning, allowing them to gain practical experience within the industry, an essential component that enhances their learning and employability.

Through this programme, students will develop a strong set of professional skills, including critical thinking, research methodologies, and applied knowledge of nutrition and exercise science. This degree is particularly suited for individuals who are passionate about promoting health and wellbeing, as well as those seeking to advance their career in health-related fields.

• Nutritionist
• Exercise Physiologist
• Health and Wellness Coach
• Sports Science Researcher
• Public Health Advocate

Industries that commonly hire graduates include healthcare, community services, education, and sports organisations.