Bachelor of Sport and Recreation (Exercise Science and Nutrition Degree)

• HEAL506 Knowledge, Enquiry and Communication
• SPOR504 Leadership in Sport and the Outdoors
• SPOR511 Skill Learning in Sport and Recreation
• SPSC501 Sport and Exercise Science Fundamentals

• SPOR501 Sport and Recreation in Aotearoa/New Zealand
• SPOR502 Innovative Planning in Sport and Recreation
• SPOR503 Contemporary Issues in Sport and Recreation
• HEAL505 Human Anatomy and Physiology I

• SPOR610 Law and Ethics in Sport and Recreation
• SPOR624 Group and Individual Behaviour
• SPOR608 Evidence Based Practice
• SPSC603 Exercise Prescription and Assessment
• SPSC602 Applied Anatomy
• SPSC605 Exercise Physiology
• NUTR601 Sport and Exercise Nutrition
• SPOR606 Sport, Health and Wellbeing

This year also includes two work placements of 30-40 hours, designed to introduce you to the workplace and help you identify where you want to complete your third-year workplace experience.

• SPOR709 Sport and Recreation Co-operative I
• SPOR710 Sport and Recreation Co-operative II
• SPSC703 Clinical Exercise Physiology
• NUTR701 Lifestyle Nutrition

Plus two optional/elective courses.

In your third year you complete 350 to 400 hours in an organisation, which includes working on a project related to your major through the Cooperative Education courses. This takes approximately two days per week.

Recent placements included:

• Heart Foundation
• New Zealand Nutrition Foundation
• District Health Boards
• Health trusts
• Regional sports trusts (Active Families and Green Prescription Programmes)
• Schools

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Workplace experience in AUT programmes