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1 SPORT GUIDE 2016 SPORT DEVELOPMENT SPORT MANAGEMENT SPORT JOURNALISM EXERCISE SCIENCE AND PHYSIOLOGY HEALTH SCIENCES NUTRITION AND DIETETICS PHYSICAL AND OUTDOOR EDUCATION PHYSIOTHERAPY PODIATRY PROSTHETICS AND ORTHOTICS latrobe.edu.au/sport

2 KEEP IN TOUCH Register to receive all the latest information about our courses and events. latrobe.edu.au/keepintouch Want to know more? Get in touch! National Recruitment T latrobe.edu.au/study Ask us a question latrobe.edu.au/ask Read more about La Trobe courses latrobe.edu.au/courses Register for updates latrobe.edu.au/keepintouch Stay connected google.com/+latrobeuniversity facebook.com/latrobe twitter.com/latrobe La Trobe on itunes Search La Trobe University on itunes U La Trobe on YouTube youtube.com/latrobeuniaustralia CONTENTS Number one in sport 1 Study sport 3 Undergraduate courses Business 4 Education and Teaching 5 Health Sciences 7 Arts and Communications 10 Postgraduate courses Business 12 Health Sciences 13 Research sport 18 Sport partnerships 20 A university for elite athletes 22 Do sport 24

3 NUMBER ONE IN SPORT We offer more sport-related courses than any other university in Australia, our research is rated well above world standard, our partners are some of Australia s most prominent sport organisations, and our elite athlete support program is the most comprehensive in the country. City FC Captain Patrick Kisnorbo The benefits of sport to Australia are many. Sport employs thousands across the country and contributes billions of dollars to our economy. Its social and cultural impact is significant, as is its impact on our health and wellbeing. Our courses, research, staff, students and alumni make a substantial contribution to the ongoing success and sustainability of the Australian sport system and the welfare of all its participants. We are Australia s No.1 university for sport the best place to study sport, research sport, do sport, and the best at working with Australia s sport industry and elite athletes to ensure our ongoing national success. Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. It has the power to unite people in a way that little else does. Nelson Mandela OUR GRADUATES MAKE A DIFFERENCE There is no greater evidence of our success than the achievements of our graduates. More than 170,000 people from 100 countries have graduated from La Trobe and many have gone on to transform lives, professions and communities. Among them are CEOs of some of our most prominent organisations, parliamentarians, human rights activists, medical researchers and Olympians. They lead sport organisations, manage the health and performance of our national sport teams and athletes, and lead businesses that produce sport and health products. Find out more about our inspirational alumni including record-breaking Paralympian, Tim Matthews: latrobe.edu.au/alumni La Trobe University Sport Guide

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5 STUDY SPORT We have more sport-related courses than any other university in Australia. UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Bachelor of Business (Sport Development and Management) 4 Bachelor of Business (Sport Management) 4 Bachelor of Outdoor Education 5 Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation Education 5 Bachelor of Physical and Health Education 6 Bachelor of Physical and Outdoor Education 6 Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics 7 Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Podiatric Practice 8 Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Physiotherapy Practice 8 Bachelor of Exercise Science 9 Bachelor of Exercise Science and Master of Exercise Physiology 9 Bachelor of Human Nutrition 10 Bachelor of Media and Communication (Sport Journalism) 10 Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Dietetic Practice 7 Please note that all students starting an undergraduate course at La Trobe must complete two online modules: the Academic Integrity Module and Wominjeka La Trobe. Each module should take about 2 hours to complete. La Trobe University Sport Guide

6 BUSINESS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (SPORT DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT) BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (SPORT MANAGEMENT) Bendigo VCE Units 3 and 4; minimum score of 25 in English (EAL) or 20 in any other English. VCE Units 3 and 4; minimum score of 25 in English (EAL) or 20 in any other English. 3 years full-time or part-time equivalent 3 years full-time or part-time equivalent latrobe.edu.au/courses/business latrobe.edu.au/courses/business Combine your passion for sport with knowledge of sport s business aspects in one of the few courses of its kind in Australia. Designed and delivered in collaboration with industry professionals, you ll learn the fundamentals of business, economics and finance, key principles of sport marketing and sport management, and core subjects in sport and exercise psychology, sport development and sport policy. The final year includes workshops to develop your employability and a 100-hour work placement, where you ll analyse current practices, apply sport development and management theory, and develop industry connections. Tailor your degree with electives, including public health, management, economics, law, finance, marketing or outdoor education. Graduates have gone on to careers in federal, state and local government, community sport leagues and not-for-profit organisations. This course also prepares you for work in community and international development, and health promotion. Accounting and Finance for Business Business Analytics Learn about the management, presentation and promotion of sport. You ll experience sport-specific business operations by completing a 100-hour work placement, and you ll study economics, accounting and finance, sport management and sport marketing for an understanding of the business structures, culture and performance management that underpin the sporting industry. You ll also investigate the social and economic policies of sport through business law, sport policy, sport media and human resources management studies, before undertaking workshops to enhance your employability. Our students have gone on to become sporting club team managers and account managers. You may also find positions in health and fitness centres, marketing and sponsorship agencies, local government and sport boards, venue management, and athlete management. Business Foundations Accounting and Finance for Business Business Economics Business Analytics Sport Marketing Business Law and Ethics Business Foundations Sport Management Public Health or PE major subject Business Economics Sport Marketing Sport Policy Business Law and Ethics Public Health or PE major subject Business, economics or law elective Public Health or PE major subject Sport Media Sustainability Sport Development Sport Practicum Public Health or PE major subject Public Health or PE major subject Public Health or PE major subject Public Health or PE major subject Entrepreneurship Volunteer Management Sport Governance and Strategy (Capstone) Public Health or PE major subject Sport Management Sport Policy Business, economics or law elective Business, economics or law elective Business, economics or law elective Sustainability Sport Media Business, economics or law elective Sport Development Sport Practicum Business, economics or law elective Business, economics or law elective Entrepreneurship Volunteer Management Sport Governance and Strategy (Capstone) For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu. au/students/subjects You must choose one of Public Health or Physical Education as a compulsory second major. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects 4 La Trobe University Sport Guide 2016

7 EDUCATION AND TEACHING BACHELOR OF OUTDOOR EDUCATION BACHELOR OF OUTDOOR RECREATION EDUCATION Bendigo VCE Units 3 and 4; minimum score of 25 in English (EAL) or 20 in any other English. Bendigo VCE Units 3 and 4; minimum score of 25 in English (EAL) or 20 in any other English. 3 years full-time or part-time equivalent 3 years full-time or part-time equivalent latrobe.edu.au/courses/outdoor-education latrobe.edu.au/courses/outdoor-education Turn your love of the outdoors into a career. This course combines environmental experiences and naturalist studies to prepare you for a career in outdoor and environmental education and adventure guiding. You ll take up to 140 days of fieldwork, including a Kosciusko National Park trek or a Murray River canoeing trip. Choose from three majors: outdoor education, environmental and sustainability education, and educational nature tourism. Work as an education officer or instructor in school camps, in environmental centres or the outdoor adventure guiding industry. Our nature tourism major prepares you for careers in national parks, zoos, botanical gardens, and in private nature tourism operations. You can also complete further study to qualify as a school teacher. Combine this course with a graduate entry preservice teacher training program to be accredited and recognised by the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT). Ways of Knowing Nature Outdoor Living and Travel Skills Field Experience A Reading Australian Landscapes World View and the Environment Naturalist Studies Introduction to Winter Alpine Environments Outdoor Environments Field Experience C (long walk) Safety in Outdoor Environments Australian Culture and Land Leading Groups in Outdoor Environments Environment elective 1* Environment elective 2* 1* Education in the Outdoors Teaching and Program Development Field Experiences D Field Experience E Teaching in Environment elective 1* Teaching in Environment elective 2* 2* 3* *Environment electives are selected from: Bush, River (Flat or White Water), Rock or Winter Alpine Environments. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects Learn to teach others about our natural environment. You ll develop your expertise in a range of outdoor environments and build your confidence through fieldwork in one of two majors. The outdoor recreation major focuses on environmental and social responsibility through leadership and outdoor safety subjects and 160 days of field trip experience. The natural resources education major focuses on ecology and the cultural and natural history of south-eastern Australia, and includes a 50-day field trip. Work as a leader in school camps or environmental centres, as an outdoor education instructor, or as a leader or instructor in the adventure travel industry. If you major in natural resources, you could find a role in land and natural resources management, as a community educator in sustainability and ecology, or in an environmental education centre. You could also work as a ranger or education officer in a national park. You ll be eligible for National Outdoor Leader Registration in areas that correspond with your activity electives. Ways of Knowing Nature Outdoor Living and Travel Skills Field Experience A Reading Australian Landscapes World View and the Environment Naturalist Studies Introduction to Winter Alpine Environments Outdoor Environments Field Experience C (long walk) Safety in Outdoor Environments Rock Environments Australian Culture and Land Leading Groups in Outdoor Environments River Environments (White Water) Winter Alpine Environments Education in the Outdoors Teaching and Program Development Field Experiences D Teaching in Environment elective 1* Field Experience E Outdoor Environmental Practical Extension Teaching in Environment elective 2* Teaching in Environment elective 3* *You choose electives from a subject list. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects La Trobe University Sport Guide

8 EDUCATION AND TEACHING BACHELOR OF PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION BACHELOR OF PHYSICAL AND OUTDOOR EDUCATION Bendigo 4 years full-time or part-time equivalent VCE Units 1 and 2; any study combination of any 2 units from General Mathematics or Maths: Mathematical Methods (CAS) or Units 3 and 4 Mathematics (any). VCE Units 3 and 4: minimum score of 30 in English (EAL) or at least 25 in any other English. Bendigo 4 years full-time or part-time equivalent VCE Units 1 and 2; any study combination of any 2 units from General Mathematics or Maths: Mathematical Methods (CAS) or Units 3 and 4 Mathematics (any). VCE Units 3 and 4: minimum score of 30 in English (EAL) or at least 25 in any other English. latrobe.edu.au/courses/physical-education latrobe.edu.au/courses/outdoor-education Become a physical and health education teacher for Prep to Year 12, or a generalist primary school teacher. Learn teaching fundamentals then study human body systems, exercise physiology, nutrition and health promotion. A student welfare sub-major will qualify you for welfare positions in schools. You ll gain practical experience in athletics, dance, drama, fitness, gymnastics and sports education and complete 80 days of supervised teaching practice. You ll be eligible for employment in government, Catholic and independent schools in Victoria, and roles in the health industry, and youth, community and health centres. Register with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT). Qualify to teach physical education and outdoor education to secondary school students. Go on field trips to places like the Australian Alps and the Victorian coast and learn about outdoor leadership, safety, bush environments and naturalist subjects. You ll also cover exercise physiology and sports biomechanics and participate in an 80-day supervised teaching placement. You can teach physical education and outdoor and environmental studies to students in Years 7 to 12, or go on to a career in outdoor recreation in outdoor or environmental education centres and youth agencies. Register with the Victorian Institute of Teaching as a specialist teacher. Language and Literacy Working Mathematically Concepts of Wellbeing Naturalist Studies ICT for Education Concepts of Wellbeing Concepts of Communities Childhood in Contemporary Times Ways of Knowing Nature Outdoor Living and Travel Skills Introduction to Physical Education Sport and Recreation A Introduction to Teaching Practice Introduction to Learning Theories Reading Australian Landscapes Sport and Recreation B Managing Learning Environments Teaching Humanities Bush Environments Leading Groups In Outdoor Environments Teaching Creative Arts Movement Studies 1 Human Body Systems Exercise Physiology and Performance Human Body Systems Movement Studies 1 Safety in Outdoor Environments Exercise Physiology and Performance Teaching Science Social Work in an Unequal World Skill Learning Environment elective* Theories of Learning Student Welfare Experience Education in the Outdoors Public Health Nutrition Pathways to C21 Social Work Skill Learning Public Health Nutrition Sport and Skill Analysis Field Experience D Movement Studies 2 Inclusive Sport Education Sport and Skill Analysis Sports Biomechanics Middle Years Literacy and Numeracy Sports Biomechanics Teaching in Environments elective* Movement Studies 2 Health Promotion in Schools Understanding Learning Changing Contexts YEAR 4 Social Work Practice Application B Relationships, Gender and Sexuality Inclusive Sport Education Social Psychology of Sport YEAR 4 Professional Practice Integrated Teaching All year PE Method: Prep to Year 12 Secondary Prac HE Method: Prep to Year 12 Secondary Prac For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects All year Outdoor Education Method Physical Education Method *Environment electives are selected from: River (Flat Water), Rock or Winter Alpine Environments. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects 6 La Trobe University Sport Guide 2016

9 HEALTH SCIENCES BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND MASTER OF CLINICAL PROSTHETICS AND ORTHOTICS 4 years full-time or part-time equivalent VCE Units 3 and 4: minimum score of 30 in English (EAL) or 25 in English (any), and 25 in two of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics (any), Physical Education or Physics. latrobe.edu.au/courses/prosthetics-and-orthotics BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND MASTER OF DIETETIC PRACTICE 4 years full-time or part-time equivalent latrobe.edu.au/courses/dietetics VCE Units 3 and 4: minimum score of 30 in English (EAL) or 25 in English (any), and 25 in two of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics (any), Physical Education or Physics. Learn about artificial limbs (prostheses) and supportive devices (orthoses) in the only course of its kind in the Asia-Pacific region. You ll participate in clinical placements, beginning with observations and later working with volunteer clients, ending with two clinical placements at a leading hospital or private practice. Work in public and private health settings and medical research centres. Graduates often find opportunities to work internationally in developing as well as developed countries. Register with the Australian Orthotic Prosthetic Association, Inc. and the International Society of Prosthetics and Orthotics to be eligible to practice in Australia and overseas. YEAR 4 Human Biosciences A Introduction to Professional Practice Individual Determinants of Health Human Biosciences B Social Determinants of Health Research and Evidence in Practice Integrating Evidence into Practice Anatomy: Lower and Upper Limbs Paediatrics and Gerontology in Prosthetics and Orthotics Science and Use of Materials Applied Foot and Ankle-Foot Orthotics Foot and Ankle-Foot Orthotics Evidence Upper Limb Orthotics Normal and Pathological Movement Clinical Assessment Techniques Orthotic Management of Spinal and Limb Fractures Pathophysiology in Prosthetics and Orthotics Applied Transtibial Prosthetics Transtibial Prosthetics Evidence Upper Limb Prosthetics Clinically Applied Research in Prosthetics and Orthotics Applied Transfemoral Prosthetics* Clinical Education in Prosthetics and Orthotics A* Transfemoral Prosthetics Evidence Clinical Education in Prosthetics and Orthotics B* Applied Knee-Ankle-Foot and Hip Orthotics* Negotiated Learning in Advanced Topics Knee-Ankle-Foot and Hip Orthotics Evidence Clinical Education in Prosthetics and Orthotics C* *Subjects are clinical/professional placements. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects Prepare for work as a dietitian through theoretical knowledge and professional experience. Study a range of health and human bioscience subjects. Professional placements involve 60 days in medical nutrition therapy, 25 days of community or public health nutrition and 25 days of food service management. Your lecturers include renowned researchers, Associate Professor Catherine Itsiopoulos, and Dr Sue Shepherd, a leading expert in gastrointestinal nutrition. Work in hospital patient care, private practice or community health, specialise in managing chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer, or go into research, food regulation and safety, product development, nutrition promotion or public relations. This program is currently provisionally accredited by the Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA). A graduate of this program is eligible to become a DAA member with dietetic qualifications, and to join the Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) Program. Wominjeka La Trobe: Indigenous Cultural Literacy for Higher Education Human Biosciences B Academic Integrity Module Human Biosciences A Introduction to Professional Practice Individual Determinants of Health General Principles of Chemistry or Chemistry Foundations Summer, Semester 1 and 2 Research and Evidence in Practice Social Determinants of Health Food Fundamentals Introduction to Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Metabolic Biochemistry and Cell Biology Pathophysiology Integrating Evidence into Practice Principles of Human Nutrition Winter Gastronomy and Advanced Food Skills Human Physiology Theory B Nutrition and Disease Food and Society Community and Public Health Nutrition A Food Science Lifespan Nutrition Dietetic Practice Skills Community and Public Health Nutrition B Nutritional Epidemiology and Research Skills Dietetic Practice Theory and Case Management A* Dietetic Practice Theory and Case Dietetic Practice Theory and Case Management B* Management C* Food Service Management Theory and Community and Public Health Nutrition C* Practice* *Subjects are clinical/professional placements. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects YEAR 4 7

10 HEALTH SCIENCES BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND MASTER OF PODIATRIC PRACTICE BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND MASTER OF PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE VCE Units 3 and 4: minimum score of 25 in English (any) or 30 in English (EAL)and minimum score of 25 in two of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics (any), Physical Education or Physics., Albury- Wodonga, Bendigo, Mildura, Shepparton VCE Units 3 and 4: minimum score of 25 in English (other than EAL) or 30 in English (EAL)and minimum score of 25 in at least two of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics (any), Physical Education or Physics. 4 years full-time or part-time equivalent 4 years full-time or part-time equivalent latrobe.edu.au/courses/podiatry latrobe.edu.au/courses/physiotherapy This is the most established podiatry course in Victoria, currently training a large proportion of Australia s podiatry students. You ll develop best-practice skills and knowledge in the treatment and prevention of foot and ankle disorders. Our on-campus facilities and placement programs give you hands-on experience treating patients, preparing you for careers in areas like paediatrics and sports. Find careers in paediatrics and sports injury management, or in specialist fields such as foot and ankle surgery. Work in public and private practice, community health centres, hospitals and in academia. You may also find opportunities for voluntary and paid work overseas. Accredited by the Australian and New Zealand Podiatry Accreditation Council (ANZPAC). YEAR 4 Human Biosciences A Introduction to Professional Practice Individual Determinants of Health Human Biosciences B Social Determinants of Health Research and Evidence for Health Sciences Anatomy: Lower Limb and Foot Pathophysiology Integrating Evidence into Practice Introduction to Podiatry Practice A Medical Microbiology for Podiatry Foundations in Pharmacology for Podiatrists Normal and Pathological Movement Introduction to Podiatry Practice B Podiatric Assessment and Management Musculoskeletal Basis of Foot and Lower Limb Pathology Clinical Biomechanics in Podiatry Podiatric Anaesthesia and Surgery The High-risk Foot Podiatric Pharmacology Podiatric Practice C* Podiatric Practice D* Consolidated Podiatric Case Management Medical Conditions Affecting the Foot Podiatric Practice F* Podiatric Practice E* Special Populations in Podiatry and Case Management C* Podiatric Project *Subjects are clinical/professional placements. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects Learn to assess and treat patients with physical injuries and movement disorders. You ll begin with the fundamentals of health sciences, then develop your skills in physiotherapy and biosciences. You ll have 30 weeks of clinical training in a range of healthcare settings where you ll gain skills speaking to patients and working in healthcare teams in hospitals, rehabilitation centres and private practice. Areas covered might include sport, women s health, paediatrics, amputees and spinal cord injury. Our graduates work in hospitals and sporting organisations, in preventative healthcare, in research, and in their own private practice. Register with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency. YEAR 4 Human Biosciences A Introduction to Professional Practice Individual Determinants of Health Human Biosciences B Social Determinants of Health Research and Evidence for Health Sciences Anatomy of Lower Limb and Trunk Physiology and Biomechanics of Movement Physiotherapy Practice Development A (30 CP) Integrating Evidence into Practice Community Engagement Experience Physiotherapy for Neurological Dysfunction Physiotherapy for Neurological Dysfunction Physiotherapy for Cardiorespiratory Dysfunction Pathophysiology Basis of Disease Anatomy of Upper Limb and Neurosciences Physiotherapy Practice Development B (30 CP) Foundations in Pharmacology Managing Complexity in Clinical Practice Physiotherapy for Early Lifespan and Gender Specific Conditions Professional Practicum A* Professional Practicum B* Evidence-Based Practice* Advanced Physiotherapy Practice (30CP) Chronic Disease Management Professional Practicum E* Professional Practicum C* Professional Practicum F* Professional Practicum D* *Subjects are clinical/professional placements. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects 8 La Trobe University Sport Guide 2016

11 HEALTH SCIENCES BACHELOR OF EXERCISE SCIENCE Bendigo, 3 years full-time or part-time equivalent latrobe.edu.au/courses/exercise-science VCE Units 3 and 4: minimum score of 20 in English (any) or 30 in English (EAL)and minimum score of 20 in two of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics (any), Physical Education or Physics. BACHELOR OF EXERCISE SCIENCE AND MASTER OF EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY Bendigo 4 years full-time or part-time equivalent latrobe.edu.au/courses/exercise-science VCE Units 3 and 4: minimum score of 20 in English (any) or 30 in English (EAL)and minimum score of 20 in two of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics (any), Physical Education or Physics. Prepare to work in the fields of sport and exercise science, and community wellness. Begin with fundamental human bioscience and continue with subjects like anatomy, biomechanics, exercise psychology and exercise physiology. Learn how to optimise individual performances, how to work with groups such as the elderly, adolescents or athletes undergoing rehabilitation, how to use specialised equipment, and how to change community health behaviours. Graduate ready to develop and monitor training programs for clients including corporate employees, amateur sportspeople, soldiers and elite athletes. You may also work with sporting manufacturers to develop better sporting and gym equipment. This course has been developed to align with the National University Course Accreditation Program (NUCAP) standards of Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA) to train accredited exercise physiologists. Application for accreditation is currently under consideration. Human Biosciences A Introduction to Professional Practice Individual Determinants of Health Human Biosciences B Exercise Fitness and Health Social Determinants of Health Nutrition for Health and Wellbeing Research and Evidence for Health Science Anatomy of Lower limb and trunk Anatomy of upper limb, head and neurosciences Integrating Evidence into Practice Exercise and Sports Physiology Exercise and Sports Biomechanics Motor Control and Learning Applied Exercise Science (70-hour practicum)* Skill Acquisition Sport and Exercise Psychology Pathophysiology and Pharmacology Advanced Exercise Biomechanics Behavioural Change for Rehabilitation Advanced Exercise Physiology Clients Semester 1 and 2 Exercise Programming and Prescription Exercise Science Project (70-hour practicum)* *Subjects include professional placements. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects Combine the study of human movement with an understanding of how exercise is used for rehabilitation, disease management and injury prevention. Explore how exercise is used to promote health and well-being, including the preventative and rehabilitative benefits of exercise. Undertake at least 500 hours of clinical placement, developing exercise and lifestyle programs for all ages. Work in hospitals or private practice settings, for professional sports teams, rehabilitation providers, or a range of other roles in sport injury prevention, and corporate and community health. This course has been developed to align with the National University Course Accreditation Program (NUCAP) standards of Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA) to train accredited exercise physiologists. Application for accreditation is currently under consideration. YEAR 4 Human Biosciences A Introduction to Professional Practice Individual Determinants of Health Human Biosciences B Exercise Fitness and Health Social Determinants of Health Nutrition for Health and Wellbeing Research and Evidence for Health Sciences Anatomy of lower limb and trunk Anatomy of upper limb, head and neurosciences Integrating Evidence into Practice Exercise and Sports Physiology Exercise and Sports Biomechanics Motor Control and Learning Applied Exercise Science (70-hour practicum)* Skill Acquisition Sport and Exercise Psychology Advanced Exercise Physiology Semester 1 and 2 Exercise Science Project Summer Assessment and Exercise Prescription for Musculoskeletal Dysfunction Assessment and Exercise Prescription for Neurological Dysfunction Pathophysiology and Pharmacology Advanced Exercise Biomechanics Behavioural Change for Rehabilitation Clients Exercise Programming and Prescription (70-hour practicum)* Assessment and Exercise Prescription for Cardio-respiratory and Dysfunction Evidence Based Practice in Professional Practice for Exercise Physiotherapy Physiology Professional Practicum C (120-hour Chronic Disease Management practicum)* Professional Practicum A (120-hour practicum)* Professional Practicum B (120-hour practicum)* (Winter) Semester 1 and 2 Research Study *Subjects are clinical/professional placements. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects La Trobe University Sport Guide

12 HEALTH SCIENCES ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS BACHELOR OF HUMAN NUTRITION BACHELOR OF MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION (SPORT JOURNALISM) 3 years full-time or part-time equivalent VCE Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 30 in English (EAL) or at least 25 in English other than EAL; and a study score of at least 25 in two of Biology, Chemistry, any Mathematics, Physical Education or Physics. 3 years full-time or part-time equivalent VCE Units 3 and 4: minimum score of 30 in English (EAL) or 25 in any other English. latrobe.edu.au/courses/dietetics Gain a thorough understanding of human nutrition for a career promoting health and fitness. Learn the nutritive value of foods, the nutrients our bodies need at different stages of development, and the role nutrients and diet play in health and disease prevention. You ll study subjects in human biosciences, food chemistry, nutrition and disease, food science, nutrition through the lifecycle, and nutrition research methods. Choose a major in human physiology, genetics, microbiology or biochemistry, or choose subjects in public health and other disciplines. Work in food science, health science, animal and human nutrition, or in the biological science field. Employers include government bodies, community health centres, food companies, food manufacturing and processing, animal health companies and sports clubs. Graduates may self-register with the Nutrition Society of Australia as an associate nutritionist. Go on to postgraduate study, including courses accredited by the Dietitians Association of Australia. Human Biosciences A Chemistry Foundations Interprofessional Practice A Human Biosciences B Research and Evidence in Practice Food Fundamentals Individual Determinants of Health Genetics, Human Biology and Evolution or Introduction to Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Metabolic Biochemistry and Cell Biology Human Physiology Theory A Principles of Nutrition Human Physiology Theory B Nutrition and Disease Integrating Evidence into Practice or Food and Societies or elective Lifespan Nutrition Nutritional Epidemiology and Research Skills Food Science Nutrition Project For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects latrobe.edu.au/courses/feature/arts-and-communications/ bachelor-media-communication Develop your print, online and broadcast sports journalism skills through studies in sport management, sport reporting and sport media production. Learn to research a story and write factually for different audiences, and examine subjects like media law, ethics and sports marketing. Industry professionals regularly share their insights through guest lectures, and you ll participate in press conferences with sports identities. In our fully equipped television studio, recording studios and digital editing suites, you ll refine your broadcasting skills and gain confidence in online journalism production and interviewing. In your third year, participate in an internship for hands-on experience in the sport media industry. Sports journalism prepares you for roles in print media, radio and television and online, as well as roles in public relations and communications for sports companies and organisations, and sport media management. Other roles include teaching and internet-related industries. The Emerging Journalist Making the News Sport Management The Interview Writing for Media Sport Marketing Press and Society Dilemmas in Journalism: Legal and Ethical Issues Sport Reporting Sport Policy Journalism Research Online Journalism Production Sport Media Broadcast Journalism Introduction to Sport Commentary Multimedia Journalism Sport Journalism Internship Advanced Journalism Practice Advanced Journalism and Design Sport Media Issues For more information on this course, including additional costs, visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses/journalism. For subject information, enter the subject codes above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/udb_public 10 La Trobe University Sport Guide 2016

13 Sports Centre POSTGRADUATE COURSES Master of Management (Sport Management) 12 Master of Exercise Physiology Graduate Entry 13 Master of Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics Graduate Entry 13 Master of Dietetic Practice Graduate Entry 14 Graduate Certificate in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy 14 Master of Physiotherapy Practice Graduate Entry 15 Master of Podiatric Practice Graduate Entry 16 Graduate Certificate in Sports Physiotherapy 16 Master of Sports Physiotherapy 17 Master of Sports Physiotherapy and Master of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy 17 Master of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy 15 Please note that all students starting a postgraduate course at La Trobe must complete the Academic Integrity Module (AIM). The AIM is an online module that takes about 2 hours to complete. La Trobe University Sport Guide

14 BUSINESS MASTER OF MANAGEMENT (SPORT MANAGEMENT) City VCE Units 3 and 4; minimum score of 25 in English (EAL) or 20 in any other English. 2 years full-time or part-time equivalent latrobe.edu.au/courses/sport-management/postgraduate Become a leader in the global sports industry by developing your skills and knowledge in the management of sports. Study sport leadership and governance, sport brand management, risk management and the law in sport, managing innovation for sport growth, coach and athlete welfare, and managing media relations in sport. Graduate ready to develop ideas and lead sport management activities in organisations around the world. You can choose to conduct independent research as a pathway to a research degree, or take early exit options with a Graduate Certificate or a Graduate Diploma. MICHAEL MALTHOUSE, LA TROBE S FIRST VICE-CHANCELLOR S FELLOW Mr Michael (Mick) Malthouse is La Trobe s first Vice-Chancellor s Fellow. The renowned AFL coach is a key part of our team and strengthens the University s position as Australia s leading higher education destination for sport-related study. Throughout his extensive career, Mick has developed skills that transcend sport. His experience benefits anyone striving to achieve their goals and is an invaluable resource to La Trobe s students and staff. Mick gives students enrolled in Sports Management, Sports Journalism, Physiotherapy and Podiatry a unique and intimate insight into Australia s sport industry, and works closely with staff to develop programs and improve team-building, mentoring and leadership skills. Find out more: latrobe.edu.au/sport/mick-malthouse BOOK A ONE-ON-ONE CONSULTATION Sport management is a global business with opportunities in the private, non-profit and government sectors. You ll graduate qualified to take on senior management and leadership roles with professional sport teams, international, national and state sport governing bodies, and at major sports events and venues. GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Sport Leadership and Governance Risk Management and Law in Sport Managing Innovation for Sport Growth Managing the Sport Brand GRADUATE DIPLOMA Management Practice and Theory Organisational Behaviour Marketing Management MASTER Human Resource Management in a Global Economy For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects Register for a one-on-one consultation with a postgraduate course specialist. Visit us at our or City or we can come to you. Call or register online: latrobe.edu.au/consult 12 La Trobe University Sport Guide 2016

15 HEALTH SCIENCES MASTER OF EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY GRADUATE ENTRY MASTER OF CLINICAL PROSTHETICS AND ORTHOTICS GRADUATE ENTRY Bendigo 1 year full-time or part-time equivalent A Bachelor s degree in exercise science or closely related discipline with eligibility for accreditation as an Exercise Scientist with ESSA. See edu.au/courses/exercise-physiology/ postgraduate for details. 2 years full-time An Australian Bachelor s degree completed in the last 7 years. Specific subjects in human sciences, psychology and research are necessary. Bridging courses for those without a background in prosthetics and orthotics fabrication skills also required. See latrobe.edu. au/courses/prosthetics-and-orthotics/ postgraduate for details. latrobe.edu.au/courses/prosthetics-and-orthotics/postgraduate latrobe.edu.au/courses/prosthetics-and-orthotics/postgraduate Explore how exercise is used to promote health and well-being, including the preventative and rehabilitative benefits of exercise. Undertake at least 360 hours of clinical placement, developing exercise and lifestyle programs for clinical populations. Work in hospitals or private practice settings, for professional sports teams, rehabilitation providers, or a range of other roles in sport injury prevention, and corporate and community health. This course has been developed to align with the National University Course Accreditation Program (NUCAP) standards of Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA) to train accredited exercise physiologists. We will submit the course for consideration of accreditation in January Summer Assessment and Exercise Prescription for Musculoskeletal Dysfunction Assessment and Exercise Prescription for Cardio-respiratory and Other Dysfunction Evidence Based Practice in Physiotherapy Chronic Disease Management Assessment and Exercise Prescription for Neurological Dysfunction Professional Practice for Exercise Physiology Professional Practicum C (120-hour practicum)* Professional Practicum A (120-hour practicum)* Professional Practicum B (120-hour practicum)* (Winter) For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects This is the only postgraduate course of its kind in Australia. You ll learn the clinical discipline of creating artificial limbs (prostheses) for people with amputations, and supportive devices (orthoses) for those with musculoskeletal weaknesses and neurological disorders. You ll study foot, ankle and upper limb orthotics, transtibial and upper-limb prosthetics and clinical research. Next, through clinical theory and practice undertaken through two clinical placements which may be rural, interstate or overseas you ll learn how to assess clients, then design, fabricate, fit and align prostheses and orthoses for their needs. Prosthetist-orthotists are integral members of healthcare teams. You ll be qualified to work in major hospitals, private prosthetic-orthotic facilities and related agencies. You ll also have the skills to perform clinical, technical, advisory and educational roles. Join the Australian Orthotic Prosthetic Association and be qualified to practice in Australia and a number of other countries. Applied Foot and Ankle Orthotics Foot and Ankle-Foot Orthotics Evidence Upper Limb Orthotics Clinically Applied Research in Prosthetics and Orthotics Applied Transtibial Prosthetics Transtibial Prosthetics Evidence Upper Limb Orthotics Seminars in Advanced Topics (Master s students) Negotiated Learning in or Advanced Topics Clinical Education in Prosthetics and Orthotics B Clinical Education in Prosthetics and Orthotics C For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects La Trobe University Sport Guide

16 HEALTH SCIENCES MASTER OF DIETETIC PRACTICE GRADUATE ENTRY GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPY 2 years full-time Australian health or science Bachelor s degree completed in the last 5 years; minimum grade average of 70 per cent (or relevant postgraduate study and/or industry experience). Specific relevant subjects in human nutrition and in secondyear human physiology and biochemistry are required. See latrobe.edu.au/courses/ dietetics/postgraduate for full details. Up to 3 years part-time Bachelor of Physiotherapy or equivalent; full current Australian physiotherapy registration; at least one year of physiotherapy experience latrobe.edu.au/courses/dietetics/postgraduate latrobe.edu.au/courses/physiotherapy/postgraduate Develop knowledge and skills about food, food science and nutrition. Learn to manage conditions like diabetes, heart disease, food allergies and gastrointestinal disorders through diet; or help prevent diet-related disorders though education, health promotion and advocacy. You ll have over 100 days of experience in professional practice placements, including 60 days of individual dietetic case management, 20 days of community care and 20 days of food service management. Work in all fields of dietetics, including patient/client care in hospitals, private practice, community nutrition, public health and food services companies. Other opportunities include research, teaching and training, management, media, marketing and public relations, or in the food industry with roles in product development, food regulation, food safety and consumer nutrition education. This program is currently provisionally accredited by the Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA). A graduate of this program is eligible to become a DAA member with dietetic qualifications, and to join the Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) Program Designed to allow physiotherapists to fit further study around their work schedules, this course gives you an advanced understanding of musculoskeletal physiotherapy, and skills in searching and evaluating research. As part of the subject Professional Development in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, you ll complete 104 hours of accredited continuing education courses run by external providers such as the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) or Sports Medicine Australia, including APA Spinal 1, Spinal 2 and Sports 1. You ll also study advanced clinical sciences for physiotherapists and research design, and learn how to critically evaluate literature, in online study. The graduate certificate is part of the requirement to go on to a Master of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. All year Searching and Evaluation of the Evidence online study Advanced Clinical Sciences for Physiotherapists Professional Development in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects Community and Public Health Nutrition A Community and Public Health Nutrition B Food Science Lifespan Nutrition Nutritional Epidemiology and Research Skills Dietetic Practice Theory and Case Management A Dietetic Practice Skills Dietetic Practice Theory and Case Management B Food Service Management Theory and Practice Dietetic Practice Theory and Case Management C Community and Public Health Nutrition C For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects 14 La Trobe University Sport Guide 2016

17 HEALTH SCIENCES MASTER OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPY MASTER OF PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE GRADUATE ENTRY Up to 2 years part-time Graduate Certificate in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy with a minimum B grade course weighted average mean; at least two years of clinical experience in the musculoskeletal field; full current Australian physiotherapy registration., Bendigo 2 years full-time Australian Bachelor s degree completed within the past 5 years; minimum GPA of 5.5 out of 7 (or relevant postgraduate study and/or industry experience); specific relevant tertiary subjects in human biology, psychology and research also required. See latrobe.edu.au/ courses/physiotherapy/postgraduate for full details.) latrobe.edu.au/courses/physiotherapy/postgraduate latrobe.edu.au/courses/physiotherapy/postgraduate After completing the pre-requisite Graduate Certificate in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy (see page 14), you ll study two subjects covering advanced clinical practice and expert clinical reasoning, manual therapy and exercise prescription within an evidence-based practice framework. As part of these subjects, you ll complete two weeks full-time attendance on campus for lectures and practical sessions before going on to clinical placements within the Australian healthcare system. Note that you may need a Federal Police Check or a Working with Children Check to do your placement. Find work in private practice, hospitals, rehabilitation centres, community health settings, industrial health clinics and in teaching and academic roles. Register with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and the Australian Physiotherapy Council. You are also eligible for the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) title of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist. All year Searching and Evaluation of the Evidence online study Advanced Clinical Sciences for Physiotherapists All year Clinical Reasoning in Physiotherapy Professional Development in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Advanced Practice of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects Build on your existing health science qualification at Victoria s oldest and largest provider of physiotherapy education. Begin with a fiveweek summer subject in January to develop the foundation knowledge and skills you ll need for your physiotherapy studies. Your first semester will develop your clinical reasoning, assessment and treatment skills in the areas of cardiorespiratory, musculoskeletal and neurological physiotherapy. Next, you ll complete integrated theory and clinical practice subjects in a supervised clinical environment, and learn to assess and treat patients in hospitals and other clinical settings. Work in movement rehabilitation, ergonomics, healthcare organisation management, education and clinical research across a range of healthcare settings, including private practice, general hospitals, rehabilitation centres, community health centres, industrial clinics and specialist centres. Register with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and the Australian Physiotherapy Council to legally practice as a physiotherapist in Australia. REMEMBER SUMMER SUBJECT BEFORE : GRADUATE-ENTRY PREPARATION FOR MASTER OF PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE Physiotherapy for Musculoskeletal Dysfunction Managing Complexity in Practice Physiotherapy for Neurological Dysfunction Physiotherapy for Cardiorespiratory Dysfunction Skill Development for Person Centred Physiotherapy Physiotherapy for Early Lifespan and Gender-specific Conditions Professional Practicum A Professional Practicum B Evidence Based Practice Advanced Physiotherapy Practice Chronic Disease Management Professional Practicum C Professional Practicum E Professional Practicum F Professional Practicum D For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects La Trobe University Sport Guide

18 HEALTH SCIENCES MASTER OF PODIATRIC PRACTICE GRADUATE ENTRY GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY 2 years full-time Australian Bachelor s degree in relevant areas such as health, medicine, biomedical science and dentistry, completed within the past 5 years; minimum grade average of 70 per cent; industry experience considered. Demonstrable experience in human anatomy of the lower extremities, and related sciences. See latrobe.edu.au/ courses/podiatry/postgraduate for full details and self-assessment check. Up to 3 years part-time Bachelor of Physiotherapy or equivalent; full current Australian physiotherapy registration; at least two years of physiotherapy experience. latrobe.edu.au/courses/podiatry/postgraduate latrobe.edu.au/courses/physiotherapy/postgraduate Add to your health science qualifications to specialise in the treatment and management of podiatric disorders. Develop the skills and knowledge relating to bone and joint disorders of the foot and ankle, such as arthritis, soft-tissue and muscular pathologies, and neurological and circulatory diseases. Gain clinical experience through both external placements at hospitals, health centres and private practices, and at La Trobe University s own on-campus podiatry clinic, where you will be directly involved in treating patients. Podiatrists work in a variety of areas, including paediatrics, surgery and sport injury, addressing everything from treating ingrown toenails using local anaesthetic to complex care of lower leg injuries and abnormalities. Find work across a range of healthcare providers, including private practice, hospitals, nursing homes, sport medicine clinics and community health centres. Register professionally in Australia or New Zealand. Overseas registration criteria may vary. Podiatric Assessment and Management Musculoskeletal Basis of Foot and Lower Limb Pathology Add to your physiotherapy qualifications with further training in sports physiotherapy. Online study allows you to fit your further training around your existing work and life commitments. You ll complete 104 hours of accredited courses through external providers such as the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) or Sports Physiotherapy Australia, including APA Spinal 1 and APA s Level 1 and 2 sports courses. The minimum contact hours per subject are six to eight hours per week. Australian-qualified sports physiotherapists are in very high demand around the world by professional sports teams. Employment opportunities also exist in private sports physiotherapy practice, national sporting organisations and sports institutes. The Graduate Certificate is a prerequisite for the Master of Sports Physiotherapy (see page 17). All year Professional Development in Sports Search and Evaluation of the Evidence Physiotherapy Advanced Clinical Sciences for Physiotherapists For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects Clinical Biomechanics in Podiatry Podiatric Anaesthesia and Surgery The High Risk Foot Podiatric Pharmacology Podiatric Practice C Podiatric Practice D Consolidated Podiatric Case Management Special Populations in Podiatry Medical Conditions Affecting the Foot Podiatric Practice F Podiatric Practice E Podiatry Project For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects 16 La Trobe University Sport Guide 2016