Master of Sports Rehabilitation

Course structure
 

To gain the Master of Sports Rehabilitation you must complete 150 points comprising of:
 

• Six core subjects

• Four elective subjects

• One capstone subject.
   

Alternative exit pathways are available through the Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma of Sports Medicine.
 

Workload
 

The estimated hours required for each subject is between 15-19 hours per week, but this varies for each student and depends on your task management and planning, familiarity with the material, reading style and speed.

Core
 

Students must complete these subjects
 

• Foundations of Rehabilitation

• 12.5 pts
   

• Foundations of Rehabilitation

• Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation

• 12.5 pts
   

• Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation

• The Modern Athlete

• 12.5 pts
   

• The Modern Athlete

• Biomechanics & Sports Injury Prevention

• 12.5 pts
   

• Biomechanics & Sports Injury Prevention

• Health Behaviour Change

• 12.5 pts
   

• Health Behaviour Change

• Research and Evidence in Practice

• 12.5 pts

Electives
 

Students must take any four subjects from the list
 

• Evaluation of Rehabilitation Practice

• 12.5 pts

• Evaluation of Rehabilitation Practice

• Rehabilitation for Women's Health

• 12.5 pts
   

• Rehabilitation for Women's Health

• Rehabilitation for Paediatrics

• 12.5 pts
   

• Rehabilitation for Paediatrics

• Rehabilitation in Neurology

• 12.5 pts
   

• Rehabilitation in Neurology

• Rehabilitation in Global Health

• 12.5 pts

• Rehabilitation in Global Health

• Rehabilitation Activity and Exercise

• 12.5 pts

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• Rehabilitation Activity and Exercise

• Innovation and Emerging Technologies

• 12.5 pts
   

• Innovation and Emerging Technologies

• Neuromusculoskeletal Radiology

• 12.5 pts
   

• Neuromusculoskeletal Radiology

• Sport Psychology

• 12.5 pts

Capstone
 

Students must take any 1
 

• Rehabilitation Professional Project

• 25 pts
   

• Rehabilitation Professional Project

• Research Project

• 25 pts

In order to be considered for entry, applicants must have completed:
 

• A bachelor degree or equivalent in the discipline of Physiotherapy, Medicine, Podiatry, Exercise Science or another relevant discipline; and

• At least three years of documented practice experience in clinical sport or health.
   

Meeting these requirements does not guarantee selection.
 

In ranking applicants, the Selection Committee will consider:
 

• Prior academic performance; and

• Professional work experience.
   

• TOEFL (internet-based): total score at of least 79 and scores of 21 for writing, 18 for speaking, 13 for reading and 13 for listening. To submit your scores when you apply, use our TOEFL Institution Code: 0974.
   

• IELTS: total score of at least 6.5 in the Academic International English Language Testing System (IELTS), with no bands less than 6.0.

• Indicative first year fee AUD$28,672
   
• Indicative total course fee AUD$43,724

The Master in Sports Rehabilitation course prepares graduates for a varied and dynamic career in both clinical and sports environments. This course will open up rewarding career opportunities for you both locally and internationally.
 

Graduates can expect to work across a range of healthcare settings in a specialist rehabilitation capacity. You will be qualified to create treatment plans to promote movement, reduce pain, and restore function to injured active people. Furthermore, you will have the experience to help optimise patient health through a range of rehabilitation strategies and exercise plans. Our graduates will be sought after to work collaboratively, alongside other health professionals to improve patient health.
 

There are also professional opportunities available for graduates of this course in recreational and professional sporting organisations. You will have excellent prospects to work with teams and across sports events. You will be well-placed to work closely with athletes and coaches.