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Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement Studies) (HM42)<br />

Location: Kelvin Grove Campus<br />

Course Duration: 4 years full-time<br />

Total Credit Points: 384<br />

Standard Credit Points/Full-Time Semester: 48<br />

Course Coordinator: Associate Professor Andrew Hills<br />

Special Course Requirements<br />

Students must complete units totalling at least 384 credit points including foundation units, a major (and<br />

minor) study, elective units, practicum experiences and fourth-year studies.<br />

A major (120 credit points) must be completed in the specified discipline area of Exercise and Sport<br />

Science. This includes compulsory second-level units (72 credit points), one compulsory third-level unit<br />

(HMB382) and three additional third-level units (36 credit points).<br />

As a professional degree, the program has a number of compulsory practicum experiences throughout the<br />

first three years in preparation for the substantive practicum period in Year 4.<br />

Subject to appropriate prerequisite units being completed a minor may be undertaken in any approved<br />

discipline within the University. Completion of a minor consists of passing units totalling at least 48<br />

credit points from second and third levels (including at least 24 credit points at third level). Students<br />

may choose to complete minor study and elective units from School of Human Movement Studies<br />

offerings. Students will be provided with examples of suites of units they may choose to pursue from<br />

Faculty of Health or wider university offerings. This sequence of units will be organised to provide<br />

emphases in areas of human movement studies such as health and fitness leadership, exercise rehabilitation<br />

and exercise sports nutrition.<br />

The degree may be awarded with Honours, First Class Honours, Second Class Honours, Division A and<br />

Second Class Honours Division B. Candidates for the degree with Honours must fulfil the requirements for<br />

the pass degree and achieve such a standard of proficiency in all the units of the course as may from time to<br />

time be determined by the Health Academic Board and approved by the University Academic Board.<br />

All commencing and continuing students are required to attend scheduled academic advisory sessions to<br />

plan their progression through the course, and to obtain approval of an academic adviser prior to effecting<br />

any change of enrolment.<br />

Full-Time Course Structure Credit Points Contact Hrs/week<br />

Year 1, Semester 1<br />

LSB131 Anatomy 12 6<br />

HMB171 Fitness, Health & Wellness 12 3<br />

HMB313 Socio-cultural Foundations of Physical Activity 12 4<br />

SSB912 Psychology 12 3<br />

Year 1, Semester 2<br />

LSB231 Physiology 12 6<br />

HMB276 Research in Human Movement 12 4<br />

PUB233 Information, Education & Communication for Health 12 3<br />

Elective 12<br />

Year 2, Semester 1<br />

HMB274 Functional Anatomy 12 4<br />

HMB271 Motor Control & Learning 12 4<br />

HMB172 Nutrition & Physical Activity 12 3<br />

Minor study 1 12<br />

Year 2, Semester 2<br />

HMB273 Bioenergetics and Muscle Physiology in Exercise 12 4<br />

HMB272 Biomechanics 12 4<br />

HMB275 Exercise & Sport Psychology 12 4<br />

Elective 12<br />

Year 3, Semester 1<br />

HMB382 Exercise Prescription 12 4<br />

Major Study 1 12<br />

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