Overview 

The Bachelor of Human Movement majoring in Human Nutrition offers a comprehensive foundation in exercise science, biomechanics, and nutritional physiology. Taught at Adelaide University, this degree explores how physical activity and dietary intake interact to influence physical performance, metabolic function, and overall health outcomes. Mastering these combined disciplines is essential for designing targeted exercise and nutritional programs that enhance athletic performance and improve population health.

What You'll Learn

• Principles of human anatomy, exercise physiology, biomechanics, and motor control

• Nutritional science, nutrient metabolism, energy systems, and dietary analysis techniques

• Exercise prescription protocols for athletic performance, general fitness, and health promotion

• Strategies for addressing nutrition and movement factors in chronic disease management and wellness

Learning Outcomes 

Upon completing this program, graduates will analyze exercise and dietary data to evaluate human physical performance, formulate integrated exercise and nutritional plans tailored to individual client needs, and evaluate health promotion strategies designed to optimize movement and dietary health.