Programs & Courses 2005
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Be What You Want To Be: 13CQUni (132786)
Student Handbook : Honours : Program Group : CK15

CK15 - Bachelor of Human Movement Science/Bachelor of Learning Management (Secondary)

Recommended study schedule

Course Code Course Name
Year 1 - T1
EDED11353 Learning Management
HMSC11034 Foundations of Health and Human Performance
OCHS11025 Introductory Health and Safety Risk Management
SCIE11019 Introductory Bioscience
Year 1 - T2
BIOH11004 Human Physiology
EDED11355 Futures
HMSC11004 Measurement and Evaluation in Health and Human Performance
HMSC11005 Human Anatomy
Year 2 - T1
EDED11354 Networks And Partnerships
HMSC11006 Physical Activity, Fitness and Health
HMSC12007 Exercise and Work Physiology
HMSC12017 Sport and Exercise Psychology
Year 2 - T2
EDED11398 Effective Teaching And Learning
EDFE11015 Portal Task Experience I
HMSC12008 Biomechanics
OCHS13007 Industry Practicum
Year 2 - T3
EDED12346 Positive Learning Environments
Year 3 - T1
EDFE12036 Portal Task Experience II (Sec)
EDSE11006 Middle Phase Pedagogy 1
EDSE12016 Middle Phase Pedagogy 2
HMSC13021 Advanced Biomechanics
HMSC13022 Advanced Exercise & Work Physiology
Year 3 - T2
EDSE12013 Senior Phase Pedagogy 1
EDSE12017 Senior Phase Pedagogy 2
HMSC13024 Advanced Sport & Exercise Psychology
Year 3 - T3
EDFE13017 Portal Task Experience III
EDSE12018 Senior Secondary Schooling
Year 4 - T1
EDED11356 Essential Professional Knowledge
EDED11400 Managing Diversity
HMSC12011 Sport Planning and Development
Year 4 - T2
EDED11402 E.Learning Manager
EDED11403 The Entrepreneurial Professional
EDFE14018 Portal Task Experience IV

Second Teaching area courses - in addition to the schedule above students are required to include second teaching area courses in their program plan. These should be included as per the following:

  • 1 second teaching area course Year 2 - T1
  • 1 second teaching area course Year 3 - T1
  • 2 second teaching area courses Year 3 - T2
  • 2 second teaching area courses Year 4 - T1

*Although students are not required to enrol in EDED13431 Competence in English all students will be expected to achieve a minimum competency related to English, mathematics and technology.

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