University of Canterbury

Overview

The Physical Activity and Wellbeing programme at the University of Canterbury is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance the physical and mental wellbeing of individuals and communities. By focusing on evidence-based practices in sports and exercise, this course prepares you to promote active lifestyles and improve quality of life.

What you'll study

This programme offers a comprehensive exploration of the connections between physical activity, wellbeing, and the psychological and physiological factors that influence participation. Students can expect to engage with diverse topics, including:

• Sport Nutrition
• Land Journeys and Ethics
• Exercise Physiology
• Sport Psychology
• Physical Activity and Wellbeing
• Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology

The learning approach combines theoretical study with practical applications, including case-based discussions and scenario work relevant to the fields of sports, exercise, and wellbeing.

Some courses may involve working with children, necessitating a police check and an interview at the beginning of those specific courses.

Entry requirements

There are currently no specified GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this programme. Students interested in applying should refer to the University of Canterbury’s official website for the most current admissions information.

Career prospects