Sport, Outdoor and. Physical Education. Physical Education

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Physical Education

Outdoor and

Environmental

Education

Exercise and

Sport Science

Health Sciences

(Sport and Exercise

Science)

Sport Management

/Business

Clinical Exercise

Physiology

Sport, Outdoor and

Physical Education

#FEDUNI

federation.edu.au

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Why study

Sport, Outdoor

and Physical

Education at

FedUni?

If you strive to be a specialist who motivates and inspires,

FedUni’s sport, outdoor and physical education qualiﬁcations

will give your career a head start.

The career opportunities available to you when completing a sport, outdoor and physical education qualiﬁcation at FedUni are not only restricted to Australia. Many of our graduates are employed worldwide within leading international organisations. Our qualiﬁcations are reviewed regularly, ensuring they’re consistent with industry standards, to ensure our graduates are best prepared for careers in the modern health and sporting sector.

Professional Recognition

A number of our qualiﬁcations are recognised and/or accredited by accreditation bodies and institutes, at state and national levels.

On completion of the Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science, you may apply for registration with Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA); Physical Activity Australia; and Australian Strength and Conditioning Association (ASCA).

Graduates of the Bachelor of Health and Physical Education and the Bachelor of Health and Physical Education/Bachelor of Outdoor and Environmental Education will be eligible to apply for registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT).

Facilities

FedUni boasts a range of sporting facilities at our campuses, which greatly facilitate learning throughout the range of sport qualiﬁcations. Sport and recreation facilities include:

Ballarat — Mt Helen and SMB Campuses:

• Sport and Recreation Centre (at Mt Helen)

• 25-metre heated pool (including underwater viewing windows)

• Fully equipped gyms (at SMB and Mt Helen)

• Indoor basketball courts

• Gymnastic facilities

• Dance studio

• Fully equipped anatomy and physiology laboratory

• Biomechanics laboratory

• VO2_{Max Testing}

• Exercise rehabilitation clinic

• Tennis, netball and squash courts

• Ovals

Gippsland Campus:

• Multi-purpose sports ﬁeld

• Nine-hole golf course

• Basketball and tennis courts

F E D E R A T I O N U N I V E R S I T Y A U S T R A L I A | C A R E E R G U I D E

What to study

A number of undergraduate and postgraduate qualiﬁcations are on offer across our range of disciplines

including:

• Physical Education • Outdoor and Environmental

Education

• Exercise and Sport Science • Health Sciences

(Sport and Exercise Science) • Sport Management

• Sport Management/Business • Clinical Exercise Physiology

Disclaimer: Information contained in this brochure was correct at the time of printing (September 2015). Federation University Australia reserves the right to alter any program, procedure or fee, as deemed necessary. Prospective students should conﬁrm program information by visiting federation.edu.au and vtac.edu.au or by contacting the University directly. The information contained in this brochure may not apply to international students. To ﬁnd out more regarding International Education, please call +61 3 5327 9018. Produced by Federation University Australia, Marketing & Communications. Federation University Australia programs are delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding. CRICOS Provider No. 00103D. National RTO Code: 4909. CC_020915

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How to apply

To ﬁnd out how to apply visit

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Let’s talk about money

For fee information visit

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For scholarships information visit

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Study modes

For information about study modes visit

federation.edu.au/studymodes

Open Access

Open Access undergraduate programs are those whose entry is based on applicants meeting prerequisite study scores rather than a minimum Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR). For current Year 12 students this means that, provided you have met the prerequisites of your chosen program of study, your achieved ATAR is not a factor in our decision to offer a place; therefore, your study scores will indicate your eligibility for a place when you receive your school results in December and you will receive a provisional offer before Christmas if you meet the prerequisites.

Open Access eligible programs are indicated throughout this booklet. For information about Open Access visit

federation.edu.au/openaccess

I chose to study in Ballarat because of the relaxed atmosphere. After coming here on Open Day, I just loved the rural setting of Mt Helen compared to other universities. Being able to see these facilities, demonstrations and talk to people was really helpful.

One of my favourite classes is biomechanics. We have got lots of practical experience using specialised equipment and have been able to design and implement our own research project. My career goal is to work in the area of biomechanics, working with elite athletes – in a setting such as the AIS – and publish literature on my ﬁndings.

The placements in my unit have included school camps, volunteering at sporting events, sports training, ﬁtness coach and many research placements. The great thing about placement is you have a variety of areas you can work in and you get practical experience.

There have been a lot of other highlights whilst studying. In my ﬁrst year I

participated in the Southern Uni Games (in netball). The whole week was so much fun, spending all of the days playing netball and the nights spent with my team mates. Another highlight has been living on Res. I have made so many lifelong friends and there were so many opportunities and activities to get involved in. Claire is currently completing a postgraduate scholarship year at the Australian Institute of Sport.

Claire Kenneally-Dabrowski

Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science

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Careers in

Sport, Outdoor

and Physical

Education

Health and Physical Education

Industry sectors

• Commercial ﬁtness centres and

gymnasiums

• Community health

• Corporate adventure training

• Educational

• Local councils

• Personal development and training

programs

• Rehabilitation

• Sales and marketing

• Specialised ﬁtness sectors

• Sporting organisations

Occupations

• Activities instructor

• Group ﬁtness instructor

• Gym instructor

• Health and/or physical education

teacher

• Health promotions ofﬁcer

• Personal trainer

• Sales representative

Outdoor and Environmental

Education

• Adventure tourism

• Ecotourism

• Outdoor education: schools, centres

and camps

• Recreation programs

• Community organisations: recreation

programs

• Resorts industry

• Municipal councils: recreation

programs

• Tertiary institutions: sport and

recreation programs

Occupations

• Activity instructor

• Adventure guide

• Adventurer / documentary maker

• Camping and outdoor educator

• Eco-tour guide

• Environmental education ofﬁcer

• Outdoor educator

• Outdoor recreation ofﬁcer

• Ranger

• Recreational activities teacher

Health and PE/Outdoor and

Environmental Education

• Adventure tourism

• Commercial ﬁtness centres and

gymnasiums

• Community health

• Community organisations —

recreation programs

• Ecotourism

• Education

• Local councils

• Municipal councils —

recreation programs

• Outdoor education schools, centres

and camps

• Personal development and training

programs

• Primary educational institutions

• Tertiary institutions - sport and

recreation programs

• Rehabilitation

• Resorts industry

• Sales and marketing

• Specialised ﬁtness sectors

Occupations

• Activities instructor

• Adventure guide

• Adventurer/documentary maker

• Camping and outdoor educator

• Eco-tour guide

• Environmental education ofﬁcer

• Gym instructor

• Health and/or PE teacher

• Outdoor educator

• Outdoor recreation ofﬁcer

• Personal trainer

• Ranger

• Recreational activities teacher

• Sales representative

• Sports administrator

2 There are a wide variety of sport, outdoor and physical education

qualiﬁcations on offer at FedUni, which lead to a range of career

outcomes.

As a sport, outdoor and physical education graduate you may ﬁnd employment in a variety of industries and occupations including:

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I had experience as a professional athlete before I decided to go to university, and I have a passion for the sports industry, so I thought that sports management would be the right career path for me.

The staff who take the sport management degree have had a lot of experience in the sporting industry. The opportunities you get from networking with those sorts of people can open up opportunities such as the internship at AFL Victoria.

The most enjoyable experience so far within my internship has been working with the young indigenous youth of Victoria, and having them involved in the quality programs that AFL Victoria have on offer, such as the Laguntas program, which aims to get indigenous youth into high performance programs, such as the Tate Cup and VFL.

I deﬁnitely think the internship has helped me grow. It allows you to apply the content that you’ve learnt at Uni, out in the everyday work force and provides you with life experiences for future employment.

I originally had aspirations to be a player manager, but after completing my internship at AFL Victoria I want to be involved in football development. Working with youth and being able to assist them to grow has been enjoyable for me.

Exercise and Sport Science,

Health Sciences and Exercise

Physiology

• Aged care facilities

• Community ﬁtness

• Gymnasiums

• Community health services

• Hospitals

• Rehabilitation facilities

• Sports facilities

Occupations

• Allied health assistant

• Community or health promotion ofﬁcer

• Exercise programmer

• Clinical exercise physiologist

• Gym instructor • Performance analyst • Personal trainer • Rehabilitation programmer • Sports administrator • Sports coach • Sport scientist

Sport Management

Industry sectors • Advertising ﬁrms

• Community ﬁtness and gymnasiums

• Gymnasiums

• Health and ﬁtness centres

• Local government

• Marketing agencies

• Sport and recreation administrative

bodies

• Sports and physical recreation facilities

• Tourism Occupations • Sports administrator • Events manager • Facilities ofﬁcer • Sports marketer • Sponsorship ofﬁcer • Facility manager

• Recreation ofﬁcer

• Sports coach

• Sport development ofﬁcer / manager

• Sports marketing manager

• Sports journalist

• Sport and recreation manager

Sport Management/Business

• Advertising agencies

• Community ﬁtness and gymnasiums

• Hotel/resort/tour operations • Local government • Marketing agencies • Sporting organisations • Sports facilities Occupations • Advertising consultant • Events manager • Facility manager

• Human resources ofﬁcer

• Industrial relations ofﬁcer

• Market researcher

• Public relations ofﬁcer

• Sport development ofﬁcer

• Sports journalist

• Sports marketer

• Sponsorship ofﬁcer

• Sport and recreation manager

Matt Austin

Bachelor of Sport Management

Useful links

There are lots of job searching websites and even some recruitment agencies who specialise in placing people into jobs in the sport sector. It is also useful for you to know about conditions of employment, labour market information and industry related support. Here are some useful links which you may want to investigate. • aapara.com.au • achper.vic.edu.au • actu.org.au • adzuna.com.au • alliance.org.au • ausport.gov.au • careerone.com.au • education.vic.gov.au • ethicaljobs.com.au • ﬁtness.org.au • fwc.gov.au • goinglobal.com • gradconnection.com.au • graduatecareers.com.au • graduateopportunities.com • joboutlook.gov.au • jobsearch.gov.au • myfuture.edu.au • outdoorcouncil.asn.au • seek.com.au • sportspeople.com.au • unigrad.com.au • unijobs.com.au

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Pathways in

Sport, Outdoor

and Physical

Education

Foundation Access Studies

(FAST)

FAST is FedUni’s alternative entry method into degree level studies if you don’t have higher education entry requirements. FAST will give you the academic preparation you need to make the most of your Higher Education opportunities. The FAST program runs for one semester, and successful completion will guarantee you a place in one of FedUni’s degree programs.

Pathways to Study

Our Pathways to Study programs will help you to develop entry level skills and equip you with the preparatory academic skills in literacy, numeracy, oral

communication and information technology required for further study. To ﬁnd out more about FAST and Pathways to Study visit

federation.edu.au/prepare

or call 1800 333 864

There are many ways for you to achieve the qualiﬁcation you need for your chosen career.

FedUni offers study at various levels in sport, outdoor and physical education from undergraduate level study through to postgraduate and research. Use the below diagram to see how the levels of study work together, so that you can understand where each program or

course is on your path to success. For information please visit federation.edu.au/pathways

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4 Bachelor of Health and

Physical Education

Higher Degree by

Research

Master of

Education

Studies

Master of

Teaching

(Secondary)

Master of

Teaching

(Primary)

Master of

Clinical Exercise

Physiology

Bachelor of Health and

Physical Education/

Bachelor of Outdoor and

Environmental Education

Bachelor of Outdoor and

Environmental Education

Bachelor of Exercise

and Sport Science

Bachelor of Health

Sciences (Sport and

Exercise Science)

Bachelor of Sport

Management/

Bachelor of Business

Bachelor of Sport

Management

VCE or

equivalent

or

VCAL

NOTE: Depending on subjects undertaken, VCAL may be an entry option to some FedUni Open Access degree courses.

Foundation Access

Studies Program

(FAST)

NOTE: FAST is an alternative entry option

for most FedUni undergraduate programs.

Bachelor of Sport

Management (Honours)

Bachelor of Education

(Physical Education)

(Honours)

^

Graduate Certiﬁcate

in Outdoor and

Environmental Education

Graduate Diploma

of Outdoor and

Environmental Education

Graduate Diploma of

Clinical Exercise

Physiology

Bachelor of Exercise and

Sport Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Health

Sciences (Honours)

^NOTE: It is anticipated the Bachelor of Health and Physical Education (Honours) program will be introduced in 2017 to replace the Bachelor of Education (Physical Education) (Honours) for the 4th year of ﬁrst group of Bachelor of Health and Physical Education students.

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Bachelor of

Health and

Physical

Education

You love motivating and helping kids to learn. You’re

passionate about good health and exercise. You want a degree

that's hands-on and gets you out into the classroom during

every year of your degree.

You want a career that can take you anywhere. At FedUni, we’ll teach you how to teach and you’ll spend about one quarter of your course getting your heart-rate up, learning and practicing the skills you'll soon be teaching.

Along with graduating ready to teach health and PE in a secondary school, you'll also specialise in another teaching method from English, history, maths, psychology, science and even outdoor education. Then, when you're looking for work, you’ll have double the skills to offer.

Once you ﬁnish your degree, you can register with the Victorian Institute of Teaching. You may follow many of our graduates who teach overseas and around Australia in remote communities, regional centres and capital cities.

Career opportunities

Secondary school teaching —

physical education, health, health and human development, and another method

Industry experience

Minimum of 80 days and 10 half-days of teaching placement. These placements will mainly take place in secondary schools, but may include other educational settings.

Professional recognition

• Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT)

• Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation (ACHPER)

Further study options

• Bachelor of Education (Physical Education) (Honours); or

Bachelor of Health and Physical Education (Honours)^

• Graduate Certiﬁcate in Outdoor and Environmental Education

• Graduate Diploma of Outdoor and Environmental Education

• Master of Education Studies

Duration 4 years FT or PT equivalent

Location Gippsland Campus (Churchill)

Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat)

Application VTAC/Direct

VTAC Code Gippsland: 3700710011

Mt Helen: 3700510011

Open Access Eligible Yes Entry Requirements

Year 12: Units 1 and 2: General Mathematics or Mathematical Methods (CAS); Units 3 and 4 with a study score of at least 25 in English (any); or interstate/overseas equivalent

Non-Year 12: Mature Age Entry

Extra Requirements

VTAC Personal Statement

Areas of study include:

• Education • Environmental Education • Exercise Science • Health Education • Health Promotion • Physical Activity • Practical Pedagogy

• Professional Studies in Education • Sport and Recreation

• Sports Coaching

^It is anticipated the Bachelor of Health and Physical Education (Honours) will be introduced in 2017 for the 4th year of ﬁrst group of Bachelor of Health and Physical Education.

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6 Bachelor of

Outdoor and

Environmental

Education

You love the outdoors and want to share this passion with

other people. You want to lead, inspire and teach others.

You want a degree that will give you the opportunity to explore alpine areas, rock climb and bushwalk.

When you graduate, you want options to work in different areas across your career. During this degree, you’ll learn leadership, teaching and people skills and put these into practice in a variety of settings.

Your subjects are a blend of hands-on and theoretical work, and include outdoor leadership, community and bush environments, and coastal environments. Your studies will focus on blending hands-on experiences, such as camps, and ﬁeldwork, with the theory learned. Your future may see you teaching in Australia or overseas, or running outdoor education centres. Perhaps you’ll work in resorts, councils or community organisations. And maybe you’ll start your own ecotourism company.

Career opportunities

• outdoor education

• outdoor recreation

• adventure or ecotourism

Industry experience

Minimum of 25 days of industry placement. This includes practical teaching and facilitating groups.

Further study options

• Master of Teaching (Secondary)

Mt Helen: 3700510251

Year 12: Units 3 and 4 in English (any) with a study score of at least 25; or interstate/overseas equivalent Non-Year 12: Mature Age Entry

Extra Requirements

Working With Children Check (WWCC) VTAC Personal Statement

Areas of study include:

• Aquatics and Water Safety • Coastal Environments

• Community and Bush Environments • Education Outdoors

• Environmental Studies • Health and Physical Activity in

Society

• Interpersonal Practice and Counselling Skills

• Outdoor and Physical Education • Outdoor Experience

• Outdoor Leadership and Experiential Learning • Pedagogy and Place

• Population and Global Health Perspectives

• Practicum in Outdoor and Environmental Education • Rock Environments • Sustainable Earth • Teaching in Outdoor and

Environmental Education • Water Environments.

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Bachelor of

Health and Physical

Education/

Bachelor of Outdoor

and Environmental

Education

Areas of study include:

• Aquatics and Water Safety • Coastal Environments

• Community and Bush Environments • Education Outdoors

• Environmental Studies • Exercise Science

• Health and Physical Activity in Society • Health Education

• Health Promotion

• Interpersonal Practice and Counselling Skills

• Outdoor and Physical Education • Outdoor Experience

• Outdoor Leadership and Experiential Learning • Pedagogy and Place

• Population and Global Health Perspectives

• Practical Pedagogy • Practicum in Outdoor and

Environmental Education

• Professional Studies in Education • Rock Environments

• Sports Coaching • Teaching in Outdoor and

Environmental Education • Water Environments

Mt Helen: 3700510321

Year 12: Units 1 and 2: General Mathematics or Mathematical Methods (CAS); Units 3 and 4 in English (any) with a study score of at least 25; or interstate/overseas equivalent

Non-Year 12: Mature Age Entry

Extra Requirements

Working With Children Check (WWCC) VTAC Personal Statement

You love the outdoors and physical activity. You enjoy working

with children. You want to be a mentor, leader and teacher.

With our double degree, you’ll spend time blending theory with practice in various sporting skills, teaching methods, navigation, rock climbing and connecting to nature. Once you graduate, you may choose to teach health, PE or outdoor education at a secondary school, or perhaps you’ll work at an outdoor education centre or work with councils to improve the health of their communities.

You’ll study subjects like global health, community and bush environments and health and physical activity in society, and use our new multimillion dollar Sports and Recreation Centre. Your studies will focus on blending theoretical concepts, practical physical activity, and hands-on experiences including camps, ﬁeldwork and classroom teaching. We’ll teach you how to teach whilst you put these skills to practice in school settings each year.

We’ll support you as you become a registered teacher and qualiﬁed outdoor educator through options for how you want to study.

Career opportunities

• secondary school teaching —

physical education, health, health and human development

• outdoor education

• outdoor recreation

• adventure or ecotourism

Industry experience

Minimum 80 days of teaching placement. These placements will take place in secondary schools and outdoor education settings.

Professional recognition

• Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT)

• Outdoors Victoria (OV)

Further study options

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8 Bachelor of

Exercise and

Sport Science

Location Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat)

VTAC Code 3700537651

Year 12: Units 3 and 4 with a study score of at least 20 in English (any); or interstate/overseas equivalent Non-Year 12: Mature Age Entry

Extra Requirements

Areas of study include:

• Anatomy • Biomechanics • Exercise Physiology • Exercise Prescription • Fitness • Health Promotion • Health Studies • Injury Prevention

• Motor Learning and Control • Movement Instruction • Nutrition

• Psychology (Sports)

• Sport and Recreation Activities • Sport Science

Work in sports science/sports performance, promote healthy

living to communities or help injured people through

rehabilitation.

With your degree at FedUni, your learning will be hands-on using our new Sport and Recreation Centre and placements in the industry. In addition to the core subjects, you can also take speciﬁc subjects in your choice of exercise rehabilitation, sports coaching or health studies. Not only will you learn how to plan, implement and evaluate programs for athletes, but also for the general population.

Our students love the amount of practical hours in this degree, where you are out in the industry learning from professionals. We support you to get a variety of work experience throughout your degree to put your skills into action.

When you graduate, you can apply for membership with Exercise and Sport Science Australia and other relevant sports organisations. Like our past graduates, you may ﬁnd employment at Tennis Australia, Hockey Victoria and the Australian Football League. Or you may decide to continue your studies in exercise rehabilitation and exercise physiology with our Graduate Diploma of Clinical Exercise Physiology; or move into teaching with our Master of Teaching or research with our Honours Degree

Career opportunities

• sport sciences

• community or health promotion

• exercise programming

• rehabilitation programming

• allied health

• ﬁtness/strength and conditioning

• performance analysis

• sport development

Industry experience

Minimum of 300 hours of industry placement in a variety of areas and organisations. These placements can be undertaken on an ongoing part-time basis or as full-time block placements over 2–3 weeks.

Professional recognition

You may become a student member of:

• Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA)

• Australian Injury Prevention Network (AIPN)

• Physical Activity Australia (PAA)

• Sports Medicine Australia (SMA)

Further study options

• Bachelor of Exercise and Sport

Science (Honours)

• Graduate Diploma of Clinical Exercise

Physiology

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Bachelor of

Health Sciences

(Sport and

Exercise

Science)

Lean how to prevent injuries, prepare athletes for competition

and help communities improve their general health.

In this varied and ﬂexible degree, you’ll learn the core skills needed for entry into health-based jobs, along with the sporting and exercise expertise to help athletes and everyday people as they train their bodies.

You’ll learn about the public health challenges facing our society today, how to inﬂuence health factors and the best techniques to improve health and wellbeing You will focus on promoting the principals of health to communities, developing policies for healthy living and providing advice for health regulations. You’ll also learn the psychological, ethical and legal aspects of health to set you up for your future career.

Once you graduate you may like to continue your studies with a postgraduate qualiﬁcation or start your career in the sporting sector locally or overseas.

Career opportunities

• sport sciences

• community development

• health promotion

• exercise programming

Further study options

• Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours)

Year 12: Units 3 and 4 with a study score of at least 20 in English (any); or interstate/overseas equivalent Non Year 12: Mature Age Entry

Extra Requirements

Areas of study include:

• Anatomical Basis of Human

Movement

• Applied Project in Health

• Biomechanics and Motor Learning; Performance

• Exercise Testing and Prescription for General Populations

• Fundamentals of Fitness • Fundamentals of Movement

Instruction and Functional Anatomy • Injury Prevention in Human

Movement Activities

• Introduction to Sport and Exercise Psychology

• Measurement and Evaluation in Human Movement

• Nutrition for Health

• Physical Preparation of the Athlete • Physiological Bases of Human

Movement

• Sociological Foundation of Human Movement

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10 Bachelor

of Sport

Management

Federation Training – Traralgon

Year 12: Units 3 and 4 with a study score of at least 20 in English (any); or interstate/overseas equivalent Non-Year 12: Mature Age Entry

Extra Requirements

Areas of study include:

• Business and Management • Communication and Media Studies • Health Promotion

• Human Movement Foundation Studies

• Legal Studies • Marketing

• Sport (Event Management) • Sport and Recreation

• Sport and Recreation Activities • Sport and Recreation Management • Sports (Facility Management) • Sports (Finance and Accounting) • Sports (Marketing)

• Sports (Promotion) • Sports Development

The rush of sporting games excites you.

You love the camaraderie that comes with being involved. You want to work with athletes, coaches, support teams and like-minded people. You can see yourself managing national sporting events, marketing sports teams or helping kids to engage in sports. We’ll support you with placements, trips to facilities and a semester-long internship.

Join our graduates who’ve worked at Australian Football League clubs, Netball Australia, the Australian Open and sporting bodies overseas.

Along with your sporting subjects, you’ll learn professional business skills like marketing, ﬁnance and management. These subjects will give you business expertise and

conﬁdence when you enter the workforce.

Your internship is a signiﬁcant part of your degree and gives you the chance to work with and learn from people who may end up being your colleagues, bosses or mentors. In fact, many of our students are offered work straight from their internships.

Career opportunities

• sport administration • event management • sports marketing • sponsorship • facility management • health promotion • sport development • sports journalism

• sport and recreation management

Industry experience

• Minimum of 150 hours of industry placement in the 1st and 2nd year

• 14-weeks (one full semester) of industry placement within a sporting organisation

Further study options

• Bachelor of Sport Management (Honours)

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Bachelor

of Sport

Management/

Bachelor of

Business

Year 12: Units 1 and 2: Mathematics (any), Units 3 and 4 with a study score of at least 20 in English (any); or interstate/overseas equivalent Non-Year 12: Mature Age Entry

Extra Requirements

Areas of study include:

• Business and Management • Business Management • Business Studies

• Communication and Media Studies • Health Promotion

• Human Movement Foundation Studies

• Human Resource Management • Legal Studies

• Marketing • Marketing Studies • Public Relations

• Sport (Event Management) • Sport and Recreation

• Sport and Recreation Activities • Sport and Recreation Management • Sport Development

• Sport Marketing

• Sports (Facility Management) • Sports (Finance and Accounting) • Sports (Marketing)

• Sports (Promotion)

You have an interest in ﬁgures, in how companies operate, how

to make businesses proﬁtable and how to market these

businesses to the right audience. But you’re also a keen

sportsperson, whether a participant or a supporter.

This double degree can lead to you marketing major sporting teams, managing the ﬁnances for multi-million dollar sporting facilities and advising councils on their recreational facilities.

The mix of sports industry skills and business expertise doubles your job options when you graduate and you can even take your business skills to different industries altogether.

Your subjects range from legal studies to health promotion, human movement to media. And you’ll get practical experience through a ﬁnal semester full-time internship

placement in the sporting industry. This is a chance to learn from the experts and make contacts which are likely to help you to secure future employment.

Career opportunities

• sports marketing • sports development • facility management • hotel/resort/tour operations • local government • production management • market research • advertising • public relations • industrial relations • personnel administration • staff recruitment

Industry experience

• Minimum of 150 hours of industry placement in the 2nd and 3rd year

• 14-weeks (one full semester) of industry placement within a sporting organisation

Further study options

• Bachelor of Sport Management (Honours)

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12 Further study

options

Bachelor of Education

(Physical Education) (Honours)

Duration:

4 years full-time or part-time equivalent

Location:

Entry Requirements:

Undertaken concurrently with ﬁnal year Bachelor of Health and Physical Education studies and open to students who have been invited due to

outstanding academic results throughout their second and third years of study. This honours degree will provide you with training in research, making it a suitable qualiﬁcation for entry into a higher degree program, research-based industry position and all careers as described in the Bachelor of Health and Physical Education.

Graduates of this program are well-prepared to undertake many other occupations successfully and are highly sought after by industries and schools for their communication and organisational abilities.

Professional recognition:

• Victorian Institute of Teaching

• Australian Council for Health, Physical

Education and Recreation (ACHPER)

^It is anticipated the Bachelor of Health and Physical Education (Honours) will be introduced in 2017 for the 4th year of ﬁrst group of Bachelor of Health and Physical Education.

Bachelor of Sport Management

(Honours)

Duration:

1 year full-time or part-time equivalent

Location:

Completion of a bachelor degree in a relevant discipline with a high level of academic achievement, normally a distinction average or above in core discipline courses in the 2nd and 3rd years.

Graduates are attractive to employers interested in motivated employees with demonstrated research skills. An honours degree generally provides for higher starting salaries and greater opportunity for promotion in the workplace.

Bachelor of Exercise and

Sports Science (Honours)

Duration:

Location:

Completion of a bachelor degree in a relevant discipline with a high level of academic achievement, normally a distinction average or above in core discipline courses in the 2nd and 3rd years.

An honours degree provides a pathway in to graduate research programs PhD or Masters by research. In addition, graduates are attractive to employers interested in motivated employees with demonstrated research skills. An honours degree generally provides for higher starting salaries and greater opportunity for promotion in the workplace.

Graduate Certiﬁcate in

Outdoor and Environmental

Education

Duration:

1 year part-time, comprised of 4 courses (units)

Location:

Currently enrolled in, or hold a bachelor degree or a diploma in a related ﬁeld, or equivalent work experience and have demonstrated the potential to undertake graduate level study.

Extra Requirements:

• Current Royal Life Saving Award

(Bronze Medallion) or equivalent

• Current First Aid Certiﬁcate (St John’s

Ambulance Level 2) or equivalent

• Working With Children Check

(WWCC)

The Graduate Certiﬁcate in Outdoor and Environmental Education combines the study of outdoor and environmental education knowledge, skills and values with the development of competence and experience in outdoor activities. The theoretical perspective of the program aims to develop student’s understanding of the interdependence of culture and the natural environment. It also helps in identifying the inﬂuence of cultural beliefs on environmental and outdoor education issues and practices.

Teachers may undertake the Graduate Certiﬁcate or Diploma of Outdoor and Environmental Education to upgrade their current qualiﬁcations in the area.

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Graduate Diploma of Outdoor

and Environmental Education

Duration:

1 year full-time or part-time equivalent, comprised of 8 courses (units)

Location:

Currently enrolled in, or hold a bachelor degree or a diploma in a related ﬁeld, or equivalent work experience and have demonstrated the potential to undertake graduate level study.

• Current Royal Life Saving Award

(Bronze Medallion) or equivalent

• Current First Aid Certiﬁcate (St John’s

Ambulance Level 2) or equivalent

• Working With Children Check

(WWCC)

The program combines the study of outdoor and environmental education knowledge, skills and values with the development of competence and experience in outdoor activities. Outdoor activities are viewed as approaches to gaining access to more natural settings and as a medium for developing human/nature relationships.

You can undertake a Graduate Certiﬁcate in Outdoor and Environmental Education (four courses) and then continue onto the Graduate Diploma (four courses). Teachers may undertake the Graduate Diploma of Outdoor and Environmental Education to upgrade their current qualiﬁcations in the area.

Graduate Diploma of Clinical

Exercise Physiology

Duration:

Location:

Completion of a relevant bachelor degree and eligibility for full membership with Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA) including prerequisite knowledge of human anatomy and physiology, exercise physiology, biomechanics, motor learning, psychology, exercise testing and prescription and sports injuries/pathology and; demonstrated potential to undertake graduate level work. Please visit

federation.edu.au/programﬁnder for further information.

An interview may be required.

Must have completed a minimum of 140 hours of logged practical exercise prescription experience conducted with apparently healthy individuals (as per ESSA guidelines).

The Graduate Diploma of Clinical Exercise Physiology is designed to extend and supplement the relevant knowledge of exercise and sport science / human movement graduates. A thorough knowledge of health sciences is integrated with the practical ability to develop and manage exercise programs for the prevention, treatment and ongoing management of chronic disease and complex conditions.

Master of Clinical Exercise

Physiology

Duration:

1.5 years full-time or part-time equivalent

Location:

Normal entry: completion of the Graduate Diploma of Clinical Exercise Physiology course-work component, or equivalent.

Advanced standing entry: credit transfer, recognition of prior learning and complementary credit according to the current University academic regulations.

An interview may be required. The Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology is designed to extend and supplement the relevant knowledge of accredited exercise physiologists, and exercise science and sport science / human movement graduates. A thorough knowledge of health sciences is

integrated with the research knowledge and skills to complete a research thesis.

Professional recognition:

• Exercise and Sports Science

Australia (ESSA)

Master of Human Movement:

Social Sciences

Duration:

Minimum of 1.5 years to a maximum of 2 years (full-time equivalent)

Location:

Completion of a four year honours bachelor degree, or degree with honours, at least second class level A honours level that included a dissertation demonstrating the ability to undertake research at masters level; or equivalent. Please visit

federation.edu.au/programﬁnder for further information.

Graduates of the Masters degree may gain employment in Universities in research and teaching positions or with professional bodies within human movement to engage in development and research activities associated with health, sport and physical activity.

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