Bachelor of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences / Bachelor of Science

The Bachelor of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences / Bachelor of Science at the University of Queensland is a comprehensive programme designed for students interested in the scientific principles underlying human health, physical activity, and nutrition. Over four years, you will explore various subjects that cover human anatomy, physiology, nutrition, and exercise science. The programme combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, enabling students to gain a holistic understanding of how nutrition and physical activity contribute to overall health.

This dual degree is structured into eight semesters, where students complete a series of units of study, each contributing to their credit points. Students engage in a capstone project or research thesis in their final year, providing an opportunity to apply their learning in a practical context. Additionally, work-integrated learning or professional placements are integral components, allowing students to gain real-world experience and industry insights, which are essential in the field of human movement and nutrition.

The skills developed throughout the course include critical thinking, research methodologies, effective communication, and the ability to conduct assessments and interventions related to diet and fitness. This degree suits individuals passionate about promoting health and wellbeing through nutrition and physical activity, and it prepares them for diverse career paths within the health and fitness sectors.

• Nutritionist
• Exercise Scientist
• Health Coach
• Dietitian (with further study)
• Sports Administrator
• Community Health Worker
• Research Coordinator