IELTS (Academic version): 6.5 overall score, minimum 6.0 in each subtest
TOEFL internet-based score :Total score 82, Writing 21, Speaking 18, Reading 13, Listening 13
Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE): 58 overall; No communication skills less than 50
The Bachelor of Sport Development takes a multidisciplinary approach to prepare graduates for careers in the sport and active recreation industry. They can pursue a range of roles, including development, promotion and management, in areas such as community sports and recreation organisations and facilities, professional sport organisations, community engagement teams, state and national sporting organisations and not for profit sport for social change agencies. The program includes studies in physical activity, exercise and health promotion, sport coaching, psychology, sport management, and capacity building through community projects. Students will complete a minimum of 100 hours of placement/internship as part of this course.
CRICOS Code: 097004E
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Recommended Sequence
Year 1
AUTUMN SESSION
Population Health and Society
Fundamentals of Exercise Science
The World of Sport Business
Sport for Social Development
Credit Points, 40
SPRING SESSION
Outdoor Recreation
Introduction to Leisure and Recreation Theory
Evidence in Health
Promoting Health Collaboratively in Communities
Credit Points, 40
Year 2
AUTUMN SESSION
Culture, Diversity and Health
Special Event Management
Select two electives
Credit Points, 40
SPRING SESSION
Community Sport Development
PDHPE: Games for Diverse Groups
Physical Activity, Nutrition and Health
Sport Entertainment
Credit Points, 40
Year 3
AUTUMN SESSION
Sport and Exercise Psychology
Sport Development Internship
Strategic Sport Leadership
Contemporary Youth Health Issues
Credit Points, 40
SPRING SESSION
Our Sporting Future
Sport Development Applied Project
Select two electives
Credit Points, 40
Total Credit Points, 240
The Bachelor of Sport Development sets you up for a great career in development, promotion and management, in areas such as:
Community sports and recreation
Professional sport
Community engagement
State and national sporting organisations
Not-for- profit sport
OSHC: 530 ($) per year