Course Details

Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise Physiology)

The University of Sydney, Australia

Allied Health & ParamedicalBachelor

Sydney, Australia

Duration: 4 Years

Seats: Not disclosed

Fees: Not disclosed

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Course Overview

Achieved senior secondary certificate or equivalent qualification.
Assumed knowledge: Mathematics Advanced and Chemistry (for domestic school-leaver entry).
Meet English-language proficiency for international applicants (e.g., IELTS ~7.0 overall) if required.
Competitive selection rank (e.g., ATAR) expected — for example, ~91 or higher in recent years for domestic school-leavers.
Applicants must be able to meet “inherent requirements” of the profession (e.g., physical capacity for placements) as required by the university.

The Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise Physiology) at the University of Sydney is a four-year full-time programme which equips students with comprehensive knowledge and skills in human anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, neuroscience, nutrition, rehabilitation and exercise prescription.
Students engage in substantial practical and clinical experience (over 500 hours of placement) across diverse settings, including gyms, hospitals and clinics, where they apply their learning to real-world client management of health conditions.
The curriculum is structured to advance students’ ability to design sustainable exercise programmes, assess functional capacity, identify risks and deliver behaviour-change interventions for a wide range of populations—from healthy to those with complex chronic diseases.
The programme holds accreditation (or qualifying accreditation) status with ESSA, enabling graduates to pursue credentialing as Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEP) and work in allied health roles recognised by Medicare, WorkCover, private health insurers and government health agencies in Australia.
With a focus on evidence-based practice, interdisciplinary teamwork, professional ethics, and culturally competent care, the course prepares graduates for roles in clinical exercise physiology, rehabilitation, community health, sports performance, ageing health, and allied-health support services.

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Course Details

The University of Sydney, Australia

Allied Health & ParamedicalBachelor

Sydney, Australia

Duration: 4 Years

Seats: Not disclosed

Fees: Not disclosed

Requires one time login to send unlimited inquiries

Achieved senior secondary certificate or equivalent qualification.
Assumed knowledge: Mathematics Advanced and Chemistry (for domestic school-leaver entry).
Meet English-language proficiency for international applicants (e.g., IELTS ~7.0 overall) if required.
Competitive selection rank (e.g., ATAR) expected — for example, ~91 or higher in recent years for domestic school-leavers.
Applicants must be able to meet “inherent requirements” of the profession (e.g., physical capacity for placements) as required by the university.

The Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise Physiology) at the University of Sydney is a four-year full-time programme which equips students with comprehensive knowledge and skills in human anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, neuroscience, nutrition, rehabilitation and exercise prescription.
Students engage in substantial practical and clinical experience (over 500 hours of placement) across diverse settings, including gyms, hospitals and clinics, where they apply their learning to real-world client management of health conditions.
The curriculum is structured to advance students’ ability to design sustainable exercise programmes, assess functional capacity, identify risks and deliver behaviour-change interventions for a wide range of populations—from healthy to those with complex chronic diseases.
The programme holds accreditation (or qualifying accreditation) status with ESSA, enabling graduates to pursue credentialing as Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEP) and work in allied health roles recognised by Medicare, WorkCover, private health insurers and government health agencies in Australia.
With a focus on evidence-based practice, interdisciplinary teamwork, professional ethics, and culturally competent care, the course prepares graduates for roles in clinical exercise physiology, rehabilitation, community health, sports performance, ageing health, and allied-health support services.

Aggregated course

The University of Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia