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Bachelor of Health Science (Exercise)

The Australian College of Physical Education’s Bachelor of Health Science (Exercise) will allow you to understand how the human body functions in response to training, physical activity, exercise, and overall build stronger foundations for health professional programs.

This course allows for a diverse range of career options in the sport science field, with graduates that are eligible to apply for accreditation/registration with ESSA as Accredited Exercise Scientists (AES), AusActive as a personal trainer/gym instructor, or ASCA as a Level 1 or 2 S&C coach. ACPE outshines competitors based on the Quality Indicators of Learning and Teaching (QILT) Student Experience Survey, run by the Government. Compared to other education providers and universities in 2021, ACPE ranked number 1 in Health courses in the nation for student support, student experience, and teaching quality.

This course is face-to-face on campus at Sydney Olympic Park, with selected units available online.

Blended, Classroom, On Campus

NSW

Community Health Worker, Exercise Physiologist, Fitness Trainer, Nutrition Advisor, Physical Activity Officer, Physiotherapist, Sports Scientist

Price may vary

3 years full-time or part-time equivalent

Bachelor of Sports Coaching (Management)

The Bachelor of Sport Coaching (Management) from the Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE) is a specialised degree which incorporates a strong focus on building both management expertise and coaching experience. The result of this is a flexible foundation that can be used to build upon key competencies that are aligned with highly successful management specialists and sport coaches.

Classes are taught by experts that are highly trained in their relevant fields, and will also bring their own industry experience to the table in order to provide further context to both theoretical and practical units. These practical classes will also provide further opportunity for mastering subject material and assisting with the development of further practical application. The Bachelor of Sport Coaching (Management) shares core elements of management principles and modern coaching that are increasingly encountered in the sport sector. In addition to this, you will gain several additional certifications that will accompany your degree. ACPE is also a proud member of the International Council for Coaching Excellence.

Blended, Classroom, On Campus

NSW

Director of Coaching, Sports Administrator, Strength and Conditioning Coach

Price may vary

3 years full time or part-time equivalent

Bachelor of Sports Coaching (Strength and Conditioning)

The Bachelor of Sport Coaching (Strength & Conditioning) from the Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE) is a specialist degree that fosters coaching, administrative, and professional skills that are necessary to work towards a fulfilling sport career.

Through this degree, you will learn about coaching theory, scientific processes, leadership skills, strength and conditioning mixology, and communication techniques. This degree contains a solid mix of both practical and theory work, both of which align extremely well with managing administrative, legislative, and political complexities often seen in the sport coaching sector. By studying with ACPE, you will also gain several supporting certifications that accompany your degree. ACPE is also a proud member of the International Council for Coaching Excellence.

Blended, Classroom, On Campus

NSW

Director of Coaching, Sports Administrator, Strength and Conditioning Coach

Price may vary

3 years full time or part-time equivalent

Bachelor of Health Promotion

The Bachelor of Health Promotion qualification from Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE) is designed for those looking to pursue a career in health-related fields, particularly in the area of health promotion.

Studying health promotion is incredibly rewarding, as you are offered the opportunity to work with both individuals and the broader community in positively impacting their health and promoting healthier decision making. This degree is comprised of studies in core health, health science, health promotion, and professional skills. Studying this degree will both develop your theoretical knowledge of health promotion principles, but also your practical health promotion skills through industry placements.

The Bachelor of Health Promotion is accredited by the International Union for Health Promotion and Education (IHUPE), one of only two undergraduate degrees in NSW.

This course is available on campus at Sydney Olympic Park with selected units available online.

Blended, Classroom, On Campus

NSW, Online

Community Development Youth Worker, Community Health Worker, Environmental Health Officer, Health and Wellbeing Consultant, Health Promotion Officer, Lifestyle Coordinator, Policy and Project Officer, Program Coordinator, Public Health Advisor, Youth Health Worker

Price may vary

3 years full-time or part-time equivalent

About Sports Psychology Courses

Sports psychology is a dynamic and evolving field that focuses on the mental and emotional aspects of athletic performance. It encompasses a wide range of practices aimed at enhancing the psychological well-being of athletes, coaches, and teams. By integrating principles from psychology, kinesiology, and physiology, sports psychologists work to improve performance, foster resilience, and promote a positive sporting experience for individuals at all levels, from amateurs to elite athletes.

This interdisciplinary approach not only benefits athletes but also extends to non-athletes, helping them to enjoy physical activity and maintain a consistent exercise regimen. Sports psychologists employ various techniques, such as cognitive-behavioral strategies, goal setting, and mindfulness training, to address issues like performance anxiety, motivation, and recovery from injury. Their work is crucial in creating a supportive environment that encourages mental health and personal growth.

The industry has seen significant growth and recognition over the years, with professional organisations and academic programs dedicated to advancing the practice of sports psychology. As awareness of mental health in sports continues to rise, the demand for qualified sports psychologists is expected to increase, providing exciting career opportunities for those passionate about helping others achieve their best.

Overall, sports psychology plays a vital role in the sporting world, contributing to the holistic development of athletes and enhancing their performance through mental training and support. This positive focus on mental well-being not only enriches the sporting experience but also promotes a healthier lifestyle for individuals engaged in physical activities.

Career Outcomes

Sports Scientist

Sport and Exercise Psychologist

Clinical Psychologist

Sports Psychologist

Sports Coach