The Bachelor of Science (International Exercise and Sports Science) at Edith Cowan University is designed for aspiring professionals passionate about human health, fitness, and athletic performance. You will delve into the scientific principles underpinning exercise, exploring areas such as anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and exercise psychology. This undergraduate degree, studied full-time on campus over four years, provides a comprehensive understanding of how to design and implement effective exercise programs to enhance well-being, prevent chronic disease, and optimise sports performance. It’s ideal for students eager to make a tangible impact on individual and community health through evidence-based practice.
Your learning journey includes foundational units in human nutrition and statistical research methods, alongside specialised subjects like exercise physiology and motor learning. A distinctive feature of this program is the international dual degree component, where you will spend your third year studying at the University of Portsmouth in the UK, gaining invaluable global experience and earning two degrees upon graduation. You will graduate with practical skills honed through units like Exercise and Sports Science Practicum, preparing you for diverse career paths in sports science, health promotion, clinical exercise physiology, or further postgraduate study.