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Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition and Exercise)
Get your career into shape. Study On Demand with UniSA Online.
Take your passion for nutrition and exercise to the next level and build your skills in two highly complementary fields.
Understand diets and lifestyles for optimum health and the associations between nutrient intake, energy output and obesity. Develop the skills needed to design, implement and evaluate exercise and physical activity to improve the health and mental wellbeing of the population. Learn from expert academics and researchers who are leaders in their field.
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No need to come onto campus
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Download our Health Science (Nutrition and Exercise) brochure for information on:
- Our support services
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- How to apply
- Eligibility requirements
- The courses you will study
Thinking of studying soon?
2025
If you want to start your studies in 2025, consider applying to UniSA Online now. You’ll complete a year of study and continue onto Adelaide University in 2026.
You’ll be highly supported to transition to Adelaide University in your existing program with an individual study plan. Contact the UniSA Online Degree Adviser Team to find out more.
2026
If you plan to start your studies in 2026, you can apply to Adelaide University. Applications will open in July 2025.
Have any questions? We're here to help! Contact Adelaide University's Future Student Enquiries Team.
What you'll learn
In the Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition and Exercise) you'll study a unique degree that builds your skills in two highly complementary fields. Study diets and lifestyles for optimum health. Learn the basics of physiology and exercise science to discover how nutrition and diet can affect physical performance.
Online Course Facilitator
After completing my doctorate, with research centred on gastrointestinal toxicities of cancer treatment, I have been teaching and developing online education courses for health sciences. My work in this arena, along with my volunteer roles and research output have resulted in multiple awards, including the South Australian Young Achiever of the Year in Science and Technology. I am passionate about innovative and engaging pedagogical practices, along with ensuring quality education is accessible for all.
Ysabella Van Sebille
Online Course Facilitator, Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition & Exercise)