Master of Exercise Science: Sport and Recreation Management

Course description, features and facilities The Master of Exercise Science will expose students to advanced level units within the various sub-disciplines that are informed by the latest research developments and contemporary professional practice. These sub-disciplines studies may include: clinical, sport and occupational biomechanics; exercise physiology; motor learning and control; sport, exercise, health and coaching psychology; physical activity promotion; and sport and recreation marketing and management.
In addition to learning cognitive skills, several units involve advanced technical and measurement skills developed through tutorials and laboratories. Most units offer opportunities for students to plan, prepare and conduct small research projects, and then analyse these data and report findings in both written and oral formats. Skills in literature searching, synthesising the results of these published papers and comparing one’s own data within this context are embedded in many units of study.
Sport and Recreation Management specialisation
The last 20 years have been marked by an extraordinary growth in the sport and recreation industry. This Master's specialisation focuses on developing knowledge and skills in the areas of management and marketing to facilitate graduate careers into this fulfilling and expanding industry.
Supported by numerous organisations in Western Australia, this Masters' specialisation is offered in collaboration with the UWA Business School , which together with the School of Sport Science, Exercise and health, enjoys a reputation for international excellence in research and teaching.
This specialisation will develop your knowledge and skills in preparation for work in the sport and recreation industry. Students will learn about the psychology of sport and exercise consumers and about service marketing practices in this industry. Accounting practices and ethical considerations...