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Sport and Exercise courses equip students with the skills to find a rewarding role in virtually any aspect of the sports industry.
UTS offers two study areas; Human Movement that covers the 'science', or human performance area of sport and Exercise Management which focuses on the 'business' of sport, including the management of programs, venues and resources.
Both courses are closely linked and students can specialise in a number of areas:
- sports science
- sports management
- exercise rehabilitation
- strength and conditioning
- exercise physiology
- biomechanics.
The courses are designed to be flexible to accommodate student needs. In many cases your program within the degree can be tailored to suit your interests and goals.
Modern testing equipment is used in sport and exercise classes 
Dance studio 
Exercise physiology labs allow students to put theory into practice 
Students using equipment that measures oxygen consumption during exercise 
Weight training 
Classes include sport performance and practise 
Using speciialist equipment to measure the strength and power of human joints 
The vertec measures the difference in jump heights 
UTS:Health students have access to the fully-equipped fitness centre
Courses
UTS takes a practical teaching and learning approach. Undergraduate students are encouraged to apply their new knowledge in our well equipped physiology labs and while on professional internships.
Research course intakes vary, but typically occur in February for Autumn semester and July for Spring Semester.
Undergraduate courses
Bachelor of Human Movement
Bachelor of Managemet in Sport and Exercise
Bachelor of Human Movement Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
Bachelor of Management in Sport and Exercise Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
Research degrees
Bachelor of Human Movement (Honours)
Bachelor of Management (Honours) in Sport and Exercise
Master of Sport and Exercise (Research)
Doctor of Philosophy