This subject introduces students to the theory and practice of communication for sport and exercise science and clinical exercise physiology professionals. Written, practical and verbal (oral) skills will be developed. Verbal and non-verbal skills for effective listening, interpersonal and group communication will be explored. Students will develop information technology skills and writing skills and the process of tailoring communication for different audiences. These skills are essential for a career in sport and exercise science or clinical exercise physiology.

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70610 Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science, 71210 Bachelor of Exercise Physiology (Clinical)

70610 Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science, 71210 Bachelor of Exercise Physiology (Clinical) Offerings: All

SP1003 - Communication for Sport and Exercise Science and Exercise Physiology (Clinical)

Communication for Sport and Exercise Science and Exercise Physiology (Clinical)

Introduce effective verbal and non-verbal communication skills that ensure interactions with clients and colleagues are professional and ethical

Use effective verbal and non-verbal communication skills when presenting to an audience

Reflect on communication skills used in a sporting or exercise environment

Find, critically review and cite scholarly sources of information that conform to the norms of academic writing and referencing