Highlights

• Exercise physiologists develop programs for patients for the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of chronic medical conditions. They can also provide advanced injury prevention and exercise programming advice.
• Graduates work alongside other health professionals in hospitals and private practice, providing Medicare services in exercise therapy.
• As a student, you have access to the latest industry equipment in biomechanics, motor control, exercise physiology and strength conditioning laboratories, and in QUT Health Clinics.
• Complete more than 500 hours of clinical placement for valuable work experience that prepares you for the transition to employment.
• This course is accredited with Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA) and gives graduates professional recognition as an accredited exercise physiologist.