Our Master of Exercise Physiology degree gives you the knowledge, competencies and clinical experience required to deliver safe and effective clinical exercise practice that has a real impact on people’s health.
Our course is designed for students who want to be equipped with the knowledge to assess physical and functional capacity, manage risk and design targeted, evidence-based and sustainable exercise programs, and apply these skills in practical clinical settings.
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Delivery mode
This course is available in the following study modes:
Locations
Camperdown 2006
J12/1 Cleveland St, Darlington 2008
Level 2, Building A M02/88 Mallett St, Camperdown 2050
Manning Rd, Camperdown 2050
Entry Requirements
There are no formal academic requirements
Admission to candidature for the Master of Exercise Physiology requires the applicant to have:
- A bachelor or master’s degree or a PhD in exercise science or a health-related discipline from the University of Sydney, or qualifications deemed by the faculty to be equivalent; and
- A minimum GPA of 4.5 out of 7.0 which is an approximate Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 60 per cent
- any other minimum standards specified by the Faculty of Medicine and Health.
In addition to evidence of:
- a current Exercise Scientist Accreditation (AES) with Exercise and Sport Science Australia; or
- completion of a bachelor or master’s degree accredited by Exercise and Sport Science Australia at the level of Exercise Science; or
- an approved Graduate Entry Assessment from Exercise and Sport Science Australia
Course fees
Course fee
$58,650
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Related career opportunities
This course will prepare you for the following roles.
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