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Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science/Bachelor of Nutrition Science

This double degree joins exercise and sport science with nutrition science.

  • Duration: 4 years
  • Study mode: On campus

Where you can study this course

Where

  • Deakin University

    No listed website
    Campuses
    21 campuses
    Duration
    4 years
    Full time, part time available
    Study mode
    On campus
    Full fee
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    What students say

    Students rate the facilities and campus highly, and many praise the student support, though some found student support and organisation and admin frustrating.

  • Australian Catholic University

    No listed website
    Campuses
    10 campuses
    Duration
    4 years
    Full time, part time available
    Study mode
    On campus
    Full fee
    Not yet checked

    What students say

    Many students found student support frustrating, while some also had issues with communication and organisation and admin, though a number praised the facilities and campus.

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Is this course right for you?

Entry requirements

Entry requirements are set by each provider, so check the ones you are considering.

    Entry recommendations

    To be prepared for this course, it helps to have:

    • an interest in how the body responds to exercise
    • a genuine curiosity about food and human health
    • the patience to build knowledge over several years
    • good communication skills for explaining health ideas to others

    What will you learn?

    Students study how the body responds to physical activity and how food and nutrients support health and performance. It takes four years full time. Nutrition science here is a science degree, and it should not be assumed to lead to dietitian status without further checking.

    • Exercise physiology
    • Sport science
    • Human nutrition
    • Anatomy and physiology
    • Nutrition for performance and health

    Data from Course Seeker, run by the Tertiary Admissions Centres and the Australian Government Department of Education, and the Australian Bureau of Statistics (CC BY 4.0).