Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Sciences and Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology

Yes. If you decide not to continue in the CBM, you can exit after three years with a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Sciences (Advanced). Note that the Advanced Bachelor Degree is available only as a CBM exit award — it is not offered for direct enrolment and is not awarded on completion of the full CBM.

The Sport Science, Exercise and Health major is accredited by Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA), making graduates eligible to apply as an Accredited Exercise Scientist. The Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology (73520) is also accredited by ESSA, meaning graduates will be eligible to apply for accreditation to practice as an Accredited Exercise Physiologist.

Students are provided with a minimum of 400 hours of clinical placements and training across various domains. Placement hosts include Exercise Movement Professionals, Guardian Exercise Rehabilitation, Health and Rehab Clinic, NeuroMoves Exercise, REPS Movement, Thriving (Exercise for Young People), Youth Cancer Service, and the Western Australia Centre for Rural Health.

Yes. At the end of your first year in the Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology, you can apply to undertake a 96-point MCEP program which includes 4 research units and the completion of a dissertation at the end of the degree (comparable to an Honours pathway). This pathway provides valuable additional skills, particularly if you are interested in government, hospital or research roles, and is also a pathway to PhD and eligibility for scholarship.

The course features an award-winning work-integrated learning program that provides opportunities to integrate theoretical knowledge in real-world professional settings and to interact with professionals in the industry. Students engage with Accredited Exercise Physiologists and other industry professionals, with a significant component of learning taking place in clinical settings, supported by well-established industry partnerships at the forefront of the Accredited Exercise Physiology field.