Study to become a specialist health, sport or PE teacher in secondary schools, with junior science as your secondary teaching area. You will help young people explore a range of sport and physical activities. This four-year program is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skill to help young people explore a range of sport and physical activities, boost their self-esteem, and acquire lifelong skills such as decision-making and problem solving. Develop a comprehensive understanding of the sciences behind human movement, including motor development, skill acquisition, and exercise physiology as you undertake learning experiences designed to be fun while encouraging team work. Put theory into practice with more than 100 days of teaching placements, including a full school term, in your fourth year. You'll gain experience in primary, secondary and special needs. Study at one of the best human movement schools in Australia, where our staff and research have been independently ranked as among the best in the world. Career outcomes Bachelor of Health, Sport and Physical Education (Hons) graduates typically work as teachers of physical education, health education or junior science in secondary schools. Graduates are eligible to register with the Queensland College of Teachers (QCT), as well as other authorities, to teach in schools around Australia and worldwide. QCT has a balanced and thorough registration process, which involves looking beyond just tertiary qualifications (QCT will also assess your suitability to teach by conducting a criminal history check and similar). Once registered, graduates typically work in schools (both private and public) in roles including: School teacher Head of department Learning support teacher Education advisor Student or teacher mentor Guidance counselor Career opportunities also exist in non-school settings (such sport and recreation organisations, or sporting associations) in roles such as: Health promotion Sports coaching Corporate health Outdoor education Recreation management Graduates can also choose to continue developing their knowledge by enrolling in postgraduate programs – in areas including clinical exercise physiology, sports coaching, physiotherapy, education, public health, or another field. Program structure The courses offered in the Bachelor of Health, Sport and Physical Education (Honours) are set out in the course list. Each course is allocated a certain number of units (#). A standard full-time study load is 8 units per semester. The Program Rules explain what is required to complete the Bachelor of Health, Sport and Physical Education (Honours). These requirements include the total number of units you need to complete in order to graduate.