Information
for commencing students enrolling online in 2007
Standard Programs:
Bachelor of Applied Science
(Exercise & Sport Science) SH088
Students should enrol in the standard program for the
whole year as set out below, and add either Sport First Aid/Trainer or Sport
Coaching.
Semester 1
|
BACH1161 Introductory
Behavioural Health Sciences
BIOS1137 Introductory Neuroscience
BIOS1159 Functional Anatomy A - Exercise Science
EXSS1018 Biomechanics of Human Movement
EXSS1031 Cell Metabolism and Biochemistry
Semester 2
|
BIOS1133 Body Systems: Structure & Function I
BIOS1160 Functional Anatomy B - Exercise Science
EXSS1029 Muscle Mechanics and Training
EXSS1032 Fundamentals of Exercise Science
plus
EXSS1030 Sport First Aid/Trainer - for details Click Here
or
EXSS1034 Sport Coaching – for details Click Here
Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise & Sport
Science)/Bachelor of Science (Nutrition) SH093
Students
should enrol in the standard program for the whole year as set out below. Although the course rules allow students to
do alternative Chemistry units, this might not be possible due to timetabling
constraints.
Semester 1
CHEM1101 Chemistry 1A
or
6 credit points of Junior Chemistry subject to
availability and timetabling restrictions
and
BACH1161 Introductory Behavioural Health Sciences
BIOS1159 Functional Anatomy A - Exercise Science
EXSS1018 Biomechanics of Human Movement
Semester 2
CHEM1102 Chemistry 1B
or
6 credit points of Junior Chemistry subject to availability and timetabling restrictions
and
BIOS1133 Body Systems: Structure & Function I
BIOS1160 Functional Anatomy B - Exercise Science
EXSS1033 Principles of Exercise Science
MBLG1001 Molecular Biology and Genetics (Intro)
Classes
All classes for the BAppSc (Exercise & Sport
Science) degree are held on the
Students in the combined BAppSc (Exercise & Sport
Science)/BSc (Nutrition) degrees will have classes at both
Credit for previous study
Applications for credit for previous study will be
assessed after you have enrolled. You should enrol in
the standard program in the first instance. Applications are assessed on a unit
by unit basis. If your previous studies
are equivalent in terms of content, level and duration, to any units in your
course, then credit may be awarded. For
units starting with BACH, BIOS or EXSS, applications must be submitted to the
Faculty of Health Sciences before 23 February (for both semester 1 and 2). Click here to download an application.
For CHEM and MBLG units, applications must be
submitted to the Faculty of Science. Click
here for details of application procedures and to download an application.
Bridging courses
Although there are no pre-requisites for entry to
these courses, students who have not studied HSC chemistry (or feel they need
brush up their knowledge) are advised to do a bridging course. The chemistry bridging course run at
Camperdown campus is recommended for Exercise & Sport Science and Exercise
& Sport Science/Nutrition. For details click
here.
You can do the bridging course at
Orientation
Orientation Day for new students at the Faculty of
Health Sciences will be on
Course notes/Textbooks
Students will be expected to purchase course notes or
manuals from the Faculty.
They will be available for purchase on 25 January, on
Orientation Day and during first week of semester.
The cost may be $30 - $40.
A list of textbooks will be provided at Orientation.
Enrolment advice
Enrolling students can contact course coordinators
between 22-25 January, or visit the Faculty of Health Sciences between 9.00am
and 12.00pm on Thursday 25 January to discuss any aspect of their
enrolment.
Contacting us
Student Central: ph: 612 9351 9161, email: FHSuginfo@usyd.edu.au
Course coordinators:
Exercise & Sport Science:
Dr Kieron Rooney, ph: 612 9351 9135, email: K.Rooney@usyd.edu.au
Dr Marg Torode, ph: 612 9351 9138, email: M.Torode@usyd.edu.au
Exercise & Sport Science/Nutrition:
Dr
Helen O’Connor, ph: 612 9351 9625, email: H.Oconnor@usyd.edu.au