Available units
Students must complete the following compulsory units:
ESSC11001	Physical Activity, Fitness and Health
ESSC11003	Skill Acquisition and Movement
ESSC11004	Study and Research Skills for Health Science
BMSC11010	Human Anatomy and Physiology 1
ESSC11002	Measurement and Evaluation in Health Science
ESSC12010	Functional Anatomy
ESSC11005	Health and Sports Nutrition
BMSC11011	Human Anatomy and Physiology 2

 Year 2

Available units
Students must complete the following compulsory units:
ESSC12001	Exercise and Sport Physiology
ESSC12004	Exercise and Sport Biomechanics
ESSC12003	Exercise and Sport Psychology
ESSC12005	Applied Exercise and Sport Physiology
ESSC12008	Applied Exercise and Sport Biomechanics
ESSC12009	Sport Injury Prevention and Management

In addition to the above discipline units, students are required to complete 2 units from their chosen minor.

Available units
Students must complete the following compulsory units:
ESSC13006	Applied Skill Acquisition and Movement
ESSC13008	Advanced Exercise Prescription and Delivery
ESSC13005	Advanced Clinical Exercise Science
ESSC13009	Professional Practice in Exercise and Sports Science

In addition to the above core units, students are required to complete 4 units from their chosen minor.

Students complete a total of 6 units, including the 5 compulsory units and 1 other level 2 or 3 unit selected from Biomedical Sciences units below:

BMSC12001 Histological and Cytological Techniques

BMSC12003 Haematology and Transfusion Science

BMSC12013 Nutritional Physiology

BMSC13006 Advanced Neurophysiological Measurement

BMSC13009 Immunology

This minor provides students with advance knowledge and skills of specialised areas of physiology and sport sciences. Students complete the 5 compulsory units listed below and 1 other level 2 or 3 unit that aligns with these 5, in consultation with the HOC and course advisory team. 

Career options include: regional and state sporting organisations; corporate health and fitness; government agencies associated with exercise, sport, physical activity and health; sports institutes and academies; professional sports training, coaching and development; strength and conditioning; rehabilitation clinics and hospitals; private business in personal training and rehabilitation, and in universities and colleges with involvement in education and research.

Available units
Students must complete the following compulsory units:
BIOH12008	Human Pathophysiology
BMSC12006	Cardiorespiratory Physiology and Measurement
BMSC12007	Neurological Physiology & Measurement
BMSC12009	Sleep Physiology and Measurement
PSYC12050	Applied Health and Sports Psychology

Students must complete a total of 6 units, including 4 compulsary units and the final 2 units can be selected from Marketing and Business units below:

MGMT13151 Entrepreneurship, Innovation and New Ventures

MGMT19128 Strategy and Change

MGMT19105 Quality Management

MGMT19126 Operations Management

HRMT19021 Principles of Employment Relations

HRMT19013 HR Training and Development

HRMT19014 HR Planning, Recruitment and Selection

HRMT19012 Performance Management

HRMT19016 Contemporary HRM Issues

HRMT19023 Conflict and Negotiation

HRMT19020 Perspectives on Organisational Change

MRKT19031 Consumer Behaviour

MRKT19037 International Marketing

This minor provides students with specific knowledge in management as well as marketing, occupational health and safety and human resources.

Career Options: Management and administration in regional and state sporting organisations; management and administration in government agencies associated with exercise, sport, physical activity and health; professional sporting organisations; regional and state sports development; media; private business; lifestyle management.

Available units
Students must complete the following compulsory units:
HRMT11011	Human Resource Management
MRKT11028	Digital Marketing
MRKT19036	Marketing of Service Products
OCHS12015	Occupational Health and Safety Law

Students wishing to pursue a career as a secondary school physical education teacher are recommended to complete CG85 Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences following the Secondary Teaching minor and then apply for entry into the postgraduate teacher education course.

To be eligible to graduate with the Secondary Teaching minor, students must complete 6 units in a secondary teaching discipline (other than Health and Physical Education) from the approved teaching area list (minors) outlined in the Handbook for CC13 Bachelor of Education (Secondary) and the 2 proposed anatomy units, which are core to all the minor streams.

To be eligible for entry into a postgraduate teacher education course, students must have two distinct teaching areas. One of these will be Health and Physical Education (Year 7 – 10) and Year 11 – 12 Physical Education and the second teaching area will be the teaching area selected from the approved teaching area list (minors) in the Handbook for CC13 Bachelor of Education (Secondary).

The Secondary Teaching Minor must be confirmed by the Course Advisor for Exercise and Sport Sciences.