Bachelor of Science

Yes, CDU offers the Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science fully online. As an online student, you'll have access to CDU's digital learning system, Learnline, where you can access learning materials and livestreamed lectures (or download to listen later), and engage with other students. You can also switch between online and on-campus modes as it suits you.

Practical experience is a big component of the sports science degree. CDU's courses are integrated with health, fitness and sporting agencies for work placements, and any placement requirements can be completed anywhere in the world for your convenience.

As a graduate of CDU's exercise and sport science course, you'll be eligible to apply for membership of the Australian Strength and Conditioning Association (ASCA), Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA), Fitness Australia, Sports Medicine Australia (SMA), and Australian Health Promotion Association Australia (AHPA).

Graduates find roles in elite athlete training and community health, and work as sport and recreation officers, personal trainers, gym managers, and strength and conditioning coaches for sporting clubs, among others. Many graduates also pursue further study in fields like physiotherapy and medicine.

Yes, you can achieve shorter, recognised qualifications as you make your way through the bachelor's degree, such as the Diploma of Exercise and Sport Science, meaning you can start working in the industry earlier.