Victoria University
3 years full time or longer for part time
A dual-disciplinary undergraduate degree combining biomedical and exercise science, designed for students interested in health research, sports science, and clinical practice. Graduates enter professional roles in medical, public health, and sporting sectors or pursue postgraduate studies.
Recent secondary education applicants need an ATAR of at least 57.30 and completion of VCE or equivalent with a study score of at least 25 in English (EAL) or 20 in other English, plus a score of at least 20 in two of: Biology, Chemistry, Health & Human Development, Mathematics, or Physical Education. Mature-age students (more than 2 years since secondary education) need equivalent qualifications. VET/TAFE graduates with diplomas in Health, Human Services, or Community Sports may apply. Higher education pathways and special admission programs are available.
The course comprises 288 credit points across three years. First-year core studies include Biomechanics, Functional Anatomy of the Trunk and Limbs, Human Physiology 1 and 2, Chemistry 1A and 1B, and Exercise and Sport Psychology. Year 2 covers Exercise Interventions for Healthy Populations, Rehabilitation Anatomy, Pathophysiology 1 and 2, Medical Biochemistry, Sports Biomechanics, Motor Learning, and Cardiorespiratory and Renal Physiology. Year 3 includes Advanced Exercise Physiology, Research Methods, Exercise Is Medicine, Advanced Nerve and Muscle Physiology, Motor Control, Research Project, Exercise Biochemistry and Integrated Metabolism, and Corrective Exercise Prescription and Injury Management.
Victoria University is ranked in the top 3% of universities worldwide and is award-winning for its Block Model teaching approach. The university is ranked #1 for skills development according to QILT and maintains over 4000 industry connections. VU is equipped with new medical research facilities at Sunshine Hospital and specialized exercise and sport science facilities at Footscray Park campus, providing students with access to cutting-edge research environments and practical learning opportunities.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Biomedical and Exercise Science successfully enter professional settings within the medical, public health, and sporting sectors, including government, industry, and research organizations. Career paths include roles in exercise science, sports science, biomedical research, clinical exercise science, and health research. Many graduates pursue postgraduate studies in allied health fields such as clinical exercise science, dietetics, education, or doctoral programs. The degree provides a strong foundation for those seeking careers in scientific research, sporting science organizations, or clinical practice.
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