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Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology

Develop your expertise in clinical exercise physiology with extensive placement opportunities and hands-on experience. You will become skilled in providing health and lifestyle support to rural and remote communities throughout Northern Australia. Learn how to assess, formulate and deliver exercise programs that make a real difference to the health and wellbeing of communities.

#1 in Queensland

for full-time employment 2024 Good Universities Guide, PG Health Services

#1 in Queensland

for median graduate salary 2024 Good Universities Guide, PG Health Services

Enhance your expertise

Build the skills to progress your career

Location

Commencing

  • Townsville: February

Fees

$16,323.00+

$28,152.00^

+estimated annual Commonwealth Supported Fee for a full-time study load

^estimated annual tuition fee for a full-time study load


Plus Student Services and Amenities fee
Fee deferral and scholarships available if eligible

Duration

1.5 years full-time

Entry Requirements

Completion of an ESSA accredited AQF level 7 bachelor of sport and exercise science program or equivalent qualification from an overseas institution or hold current ESSA accreditation as an exercise scientist

Course Code

118804

Course detail

Real stories

  • Emily Wilson.

    Alumni

    Emily Wilson

    Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology

    I loved the flexibility of this course; the online subjects allowed students to continue with their paid work, internships or extracurricular activities. Our lecturers were also super fun and encouraging. They made it clear they were there to support us, and they understood that we also had a life beyond the classroom.

  • Channai Hall.

    Alumni

    Channai Hall

    Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology

    The course was very flexible, and the curriculum and teaching styles offered by the lecturers aligned with my passion for optimising health outcomes. This degree has given me the knowledge and confidence to work as the sole Exercise Physiologist in a rural/remote multidisciplinary practice.

  • Alumni

    Rowan Crook

    Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology

    JCU gave me the flexibility to organise my study around full-time work and family commitments. The hands-on experience and knowledge gained from the course content and on-campus residentials gave me the skills and confidence to excel during my placements which, in turn, created employment opportunities.

  • Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Science

    Lecturer

    Lisa Simmons

    Sport and Exercise Science

    JCU’s Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology provides students with hands-on experience in contemporary clinical settings. Students get to work with expert practitioners who provide guidance and support to optimise academic success.

  • Associate Lecturer, Sports and Exercise Science

    Lecturer

    Azra Rantucci

    Sports and Exercise Science

    JCU has a fully staffed and operating clinic, allowing each student to actively apply their knowledge and skills in real-life environments with real clients. Collectively, our staff have extensive knowledge to draw from and are enthusiastic to share their expertise with future JCU Master of Exercise Physiology students