COURSE DELIVERY PLAN 2019

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1 COURSE DELIVERY PLAN 2019 Bachelor of Sport Science (Human Movement)/ Bachelor of Sport Management COURSE : SBHS This double degree in Sport Science (Human Movement) and Sport Management (Sport & Active Communities) or (Outdoor Recreation Leadership) provides students with a sound knowledge and critical appreciation of both the skills and understandings of human movement, and the structure, practices and participant needs of the Australian sport, exercise and active recreation sector. This course will provide graduates with the foundation knowledge and skills for entry into a breadth of professional careers. They include first, exercise and sport science, rehabilitation, community fitness and health, and personal training and second, community sport development, planning for sport and active recreation, sport club management, and consulting in sport participation promotion. COLLEGE STUDY MODE DURATION FEE TYPE APPLICATION METHOD TIMETABLE Footscray Park (FP) Sport & Exercise Science Full-time or Part-time 4 Years Full-time or part-time equivalent Commonwealth Supported Places CSP Fee information available from /fees VTAC vtac.edu.au (One VTAC code for each stream) Direct Application -- /timetables COURSE REQUIREMENTS FURTHER INFORMATION To attain the awards of Bachelor of Sport Science (Human Movement) & Bachelor of Sport Management students are required to successfully complete 32 units of study consisting of: 96 credit points (equivalent to 8 units of First Year Core units 48 credit points (equivalent to 4 units) of Core units 96 credit points (equivalent to 8 units) of Human Movement Professional Core units 96 credit points (equivalent to 8 units) of Major units 48 credit points (equivalent to 4 units) of Minor units Unit (subject) and course information is available from the University course search site at /courses/search, or for further assistance: Contact VUHQ Ask a question at or phone COURSE CHAIR Matthew Cox and Brent McDonald Course and Unit Assistance: cses.admin@

2 COURSE DELIVERY PLAN 2019 TRANSITION PLAN Students who commenced this course (or its predecessor) prior to 2014, will complete the program into which they initially enrolled. Students who commenced in 2014, 2015 and 2016 will complete this course. In order to meet the course requirement, students can complete any combination of 4 units from the following eight Sport Management first year units: SSM1101 Introduction to Sport and Active Recreation SSM1102 Foundations of Sport and Active Recreation SSM1103 Management Principles for Sport and Active Recreation SSM1104 Community Building for Sport and Active Recreation SSM1201 Marketing for Sport and Active Recreation SSM1202 Financial Management for Sport and Active Recreation SSM1203 Human Resources for Sport and Active Recreation SSM1204 Ethics and Integrity Management in Sport and Active Recreation Note: Students are required to enrol in Semester 1 AND Semester 2 for 2018 and are not permitted to enrol in more than 48 credit points (equivalent to 4 units) in each semester as a full-time load. You will have the opportunity to amend your Semester 2 enrolment after Semester 1 has concluded. Core/Elective Core (a unit that must be completed) & Elective (you have some choice in what you select) Prerequisites A number of units within the degree have "prerequisites". These prerequisites must be met before enrolment in the unit is permitted. Generally these prerequisites require the successful completion of a unit or units taken at an earlier stage in the course. Students should pay particular attention to these prerequisite as failure to meet these can seriously hinder progression through the course.

3 YEAR 1 Year 1 units will be delivered via the VU First Year Model block delivery. Each unit will be offered and completed over a 4 week period (block) which include a minimum of 3 Face-to-Face sessions a week. Four units are offered over a semester with SCL1003 the first unit taken for the course (Full time, Part time or Mid-Year Intake). TITLE TYPE SCL1003 Exercise and Sport Psychology Core 1 12 First Unit of Course SSM1102 Foundations of Sport and Active Recreation Core 1 12 Nil SSM1103 Management Principles for Sport and Active Recreation Core 1 12 Nil RBM1174 Human Physiology Core 1 12 Nil SSM1201 Marketing for Sport and Active Recreation Core 2 12 Nil SSM1202 Financial Management for Sport and Active Recreation Core 2 12 Nil SCL1002 Exercise Physiology Core 2 12 RBM1174 AHE1202 Biomechanics Core 2 12 Nil This is the intended semester arrangement of units. In certain circumstances it may be possible to adjust this learning sequence - please contact your College Course and Unit Administrator through VUHQ. YEAR 2 Semester 1 units will be delivered via the VU First Year Model block delivery. Each unit will be offered and completed over a 4 week period (block) which include a minimum of 3 Face-to-Face sessions a week. TITLE TYPE AHE1101 Structural Kinesiology Core 1 12 Nil AHE1112 Resistance Training Core 1 12 Nil SSM1104 Community Building for Sport and Active Rec Core 1 12 Nil SSM1205 Introduction to Adventure in Sport and Active Rec Core 1 12 Nil AHE2005 Nutrition and Diet for Exercise and Phys Ed Core 2 12 Nil AHE2127 Motor Learning Core 2 12 Nil AHE3111 Sport and Social Analysis Core 2 12 Nil AHE3116 Social Dimensions of Sport and Exercise Core 2 12 Nil and Victoria University

4 YEAR 3 TITLE TYPE SSM2002 Career Development and Employability 1 Core 1 12 Nil Major Unit 1 Major 1 12 Nil Major Unit 2 Major 1 12 Minor Unit 1 Minor 1 12 Nil SSM3003 Career Development and Employability 2 Core 2 12 Nil Major Unit 3 Major Unit 4 Minor Unit 2 Major 2 12 Major 2 12 Minor 2 12 YEAR 4 TITLE TYPE SPE3004 History of Sport Core 1 12 Nil Major Unit 5 Major 1 12 Major Unit 6 Major 1 12 Minor Unit 3 Minor 1 12 AHE3200 Professional Ethics Core 2 12 Nil Major Unit 7 Major 2 12 Major Unit 8 Major 2 12 Minor Unit 4 Minor 2 12 and Victoria University This is the intended semester arrangement of units. In certain circumstances it may be possible to adjust this learning sequence - please contact your College Course and Unit Administrator through VUHQ.

5 Majors NOTE: Students are to select one (1) of the following 2 majors and complete ALL units in that major. SPORT AND ACTIVE COMMIES (SMASAC) The Sport and Active Communities major gives attention to community sport, its relationship with elite and professional sport, and how it can be managed to optimize participant satisfaction, build sustainable communities and deliver social utility. It also covers team-sport management, gym and exercise program administration and community based physical activity programming. The course thus enables graduates to enter a broad range of administrative, management, and professional-support positions in governing bodies, sport clubs, sport facilities, sport events, local government and community welfare agencies. TITLE SSM2103 Historical and Cultural Aspects of Australian Sport 12 FP Nil SSM2104 Programming for Sport Development and Community Action 12 FP Nil SSM2204 Sport Sponsorships and Partnerships 12 FP Nil SSM2205 Sociology of Sport and Active Recreation 12 FP Nil SSM3103 Sport Facility Management 12 FP Nil SSM3104 Research and Evaluation in Sport 12 FP Nil SSM3204 Building and Sustaining Sport Participation 12 FP Nil SSM3205 Sport Event Management 12 FP Nil and Victoria University

6 OUTDOOR RECREATION LEADERSHIP (SMAOUT) The Outdoor Recreation Leadership major exposes students to a diverse range of outdoor recreational programs that not only deliver special experiences but also provide unique learning situations that build a breadth of capabilities, including the capacity to plan, organize, and program complex outdoor recreational activities at the highest professional level. It also provides the opportunity for students to build highly valued character traits including integrity, cultural sensitivity, and psychological resilience. The course will enable students to gain employment in the fields of outdoor recreation, adventure sports, outdoor education and corporate training. TITLE SSM2001 Theory and Instruction in Rivercraft 12 FP Nil SSM2102 Foundations of Outdoor Education and Adventure Sports 12 FP Nil SSM2201 Bushwalking Leadership 12 FP Nil SSM2202 Safety in the Outdoors 12 FP Nil SSM3001 Expedition Leadership 12 FP Nil SSM3002 Outdoor and Environmental Philosophy 12 FP Nil SSM3101 Environmental Inquiry, Sustainability and Communities 12 FP Nil SSM3202 Leadership in the Outdoors 12 FP Nil and Victoria University

7 Minors NOTE: Students are to select one (1) minor from the list below and complete ALL units in that minor. FITNESS AND CONDITIONING (SMIFIT) This minor is available to students completing sport and exercise science related courses (ABHF and ABHG). Students develop knowledge and skills in fitness and conditioning, resistance training and exercise prescription outside of their specialisation in exercise and sport science. By completing this minor in combination with the core units in your course, students can apply for accreditation as an exercise instructor (gym instructor) and personal trainer with Physical Activity Australia. TITLE SCL1001 Personal Training AHE2129 Advanced Resistance Training 2 12 FP AHE1112 SFI2000 Group Fitness 12 FP Nil SFI2001 Fitness Training Systems 12 FP Nil GAMES AND SPORTS (SMIGAM) This minor is for students wanting to actively participate in practical units in the area of physical activity. Students will undertake practical classes where they will instruct others, improve their own performances, learn new skills and be able to plan and prepare activities for a range of individuals and groups. TITLE SPE2000 Rhythmic and Expressive Movement SPE2001 Major and Minor Games 2 12 FP Nil SPE2200 Games and Sports 2 12 FP Nil AHE3219 Adapted Physical Education

8 HEALTH SPORT SCIENCE (SMIHEA) Being healthy is important to all of us. Our health is influenced by a range of individual and behavioural factors as well as physical and social environments. Studying health will help you to develop skills and knowledge to make decisions about your own health, inform others, and also to recognise the importance of health in society. You will also become aware of how to support and promote healthy behaviours of others. The minor in Health provides you with an understanding of the individual and societal influences on health and human development. You will study areas covering adolescent health, sexuality and relationships, social bases of health and health promotion and policy. TITLE SHE2001 Adolescent Health SHE2002 Sexuality and Relationships 2 12 FP Nil SHE3001 Social Bases of Health- Global Perspectives SHE3002 Health Policy and Promotion 2 12 FP Nil HEALTH AND NUTRITION (HMIHNU) The Health and Nutrition minor introduces the student to the role nutrition plays in individual health and populations through the lifespan. Upon completion of the minor students will have an understanding of the link between nutrition and health, wellness and illness and their determinants. TITLE HBM2103 Digestion, Nutrition and Metabolism 1 12 St Albans RBM1174 HHN2001 Family Health and Nutrition Through the Lifespan HHN2402 Diet and Disease 2 12 St Albans RBM3960 Nutritional Frontiers 2 12 FP

9 OUTDOOR RECREATION LEADERSHIP (SMIOUT) Love being outdoors and looking for adventure? If you want to learn about adventure with highly qualified outdoor professionals through hands on experience in rock climbing, white water rafting, hiking and skiing as well as develop an indepth understanding about outdoor recreation, education and adventure sports, then Outdoor Recreation Leadership is for you. The use of industry partnerships and critical evidence based practice to inform teaching will ensure that during the course you will learn all the skills needed to lead in the outdoors. Outdoor Recreation Leadership provides the opportunity for students to build highly valued character traits including communication, group leading, integrity, cultural sensitivity and psychological resilience. SSM2102 TITLE Foundations of Outdoor Education and Adventure Sports SSM2201 Bushwalking Leadership 2 12 FP Nil SSM3101 Environmental Inquiry, Sustainability and Communities SSM2202 Safety in the Outdoors 2 12 FP Nil SPORT AND ACTIVE COMMIES (SMISAC) The minor is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills to manage sport and active recreation facilities, programs, services, partnerships, and participation. Students will know how to manage sport and active recreation for optimal participant satisfaction, build sustainable communities and deliver social benefits. SSM2104 TITLE Programming for Sport Development and Community Action SSM2204 Sport Sponsorships and Partnerships 2 12 FP Nil SSM3103 Sport Facility Management SSM3204 Building and Sustaining Sport Participation 2 12 FP Nil

10 FUNDAMENTAL SPORT COACHING (SMISCA) teach out only The minor provides students with the foundational skills required to coach safely and effectively at the community, domestic and representative levels. Students will develop an individual coaching philosophy and style, use relevant technology, practice coaching in controlled settings (e.g., Learning in the workplace), develop program planning skills, and how to deliver applied exercise prescription programs. This unit set is planned to provide students with a balance between the theory of coaching science and practical application of key concepts. TITLE AHE1251 Coaching Active Communities AHE2250 Sport Coaching Principles 2 12 FP Nil AHE2251 Sport Coaching Environment, Planning and Delivery SSC2003 Sport Coaching: Applied Conditioning 2 12 FP Nil ADVANCED SPORT COACHING (SMISCB) This minor provides students with the advanced skills required for coaching at representative, sub-elite and elite settings. Students selecting this minor are expected to have extensive coaching experience or have completed the foundational coaching minor. Students will be exposed to best practice in talent identification, injury assessment and treatment. Students will also develop strategies to develop their existing coaching strengths while also bridging knowledge and practice gaps. Students are expected to systematically adopt a reflective practitioner perspective to problem solve contemporary coaching issues. This unit set is planned to provide students with knowledge in sport coaching best practice and a repertoire of skills to transfer this knowledge into practice. SSC2002 SSC3002 TITLE Prevention, Management and Recovery from Injury Sport Coaching: Talent Identification and Development 2 12 FP Nil SSC3005 Coach and Athlete Development SSC3004 Advanced Sport Coaching: Research and Knowledge Transfer 2 12 FP SSC3005

11 ADVANCED SPORT SCIENCE (SMISSC) This minor is available to students completing sport and exercise related (ABHG) courses. The minor enables students to develop knowledge and skills in sports science disciplines outside of their specialisation in exercise and sport science. It offers studies in sport biomechanics, functional kinesiology, exercise interventions and sport physiology. The minor also provides for the development of a major study, with completion of a further four units of study in these areas. TITLE AHE2102 Sport Biomechanics 1 12 FP AHE1202 AHE2202 Functional Kinesiology 2 12 FP AHE1101 AHE2006 Exercise Interventions for Healthy Populations 1 12 FP SCL1002 AHE3114 Sport Physiology 2 12 FP SCL1002 SPORT COACHING (SMISCO) The minor provides students with the foundational skills required to coach safely and effectively at the community, domestic and representative levels. Students will develop an individual coaching philosophy and style, use relevant technology, practice coaching in controlled settings (e.g., Learning in the workplace), develop program planning skills, and how to deliver applied exercise prescription programs. This unit set is planned to provide students with a balance between the theory of coaching science and practical application of key concepts. TITLE AHE1251 Coaching Active Communities AHE2250 Sport Coaching Principles 2 12 FP Nil AHE2251 Sport Coaching Environment, Planning and Delivery SSC2003 Sport Coaching: Applied Conditioning 2 12 FP Nil