Sport and Exercise Science Capstone

    Unit code: SCL3002 | Study level: Undergraduate
    12
    (Generally, 1 credit = 10 hours of classes and independent study.)
    Footscray Park
    AHE3115 - Clinical Exercise Practice 1
    (Or equivalent to be determined by unit coordinator)
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    Overview

    This unit is designed to consolidate students’ undergraduate clinical training and provides the opportunity to integrate and apply discipline-specific knowledge and skills that have been acquired throughout the course as they transition into a career as an exercise scientist.


    The theoretical and applied aspects of this unit include a critical reflection of the role, scope and impact of professionals who treat clients (patients) who are apparently healthy or may have a clinical condition, informed both by theoretical and professional knowledge from the disciplines of physiology, biomechanics, motor control, anatomy, psychology, exercise prescription, exercise interventions, ethics and career professional development.

    Learning Outcomes

    On successful completion of this unit, students will be able to:

    1. Advocate for the importance of exercise scientists and how they contribute to the development of the whole person;
    2. Elucidate professional learning aims, required job skills and career goals using industry-standard language that is appropriate to the context and setting;
    3. Critically reflect upon the provision of services offered by clinicians (including accredited exercise physiologists); and
    4. Articulate the relationship between the application of skills and knowledge acquired in clinical exercise studies.

    Assessment

    For Melbourne campuses

    Assessment type: Report
    |
    Grade: 20%
    Written Documentation
    Assessment type: Report
    |
    Grade: 20%
    Reflective Report
    Assessment type: Report
    |
    Grade: 30%
    Practitioner Interview
    Assessment type: Presentation
    |
    Grade: 30%
    Group Presentation

    Required reading

    Selected readings will be made available via the unit VU Collaborate site.

    As part of a course

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