Undergraduate Courses - Human Movement People who study Human Movement want to understand how the human body performs in sport and everyday life.
Movement is an integral part of every person's life.
It is the way we get around, communicate, perform simple and complex tasks, and ultimately, the way we play an integral and meaningful role within the community. Human Movement can unlock the answers to many questions. Studies begin with the introduction to the biological and behavioural basis of human movement. You then learn motor control and development in learning, mechanical, physiological and psychological processes, in exercise and sport. You can then specialise your study in children's growth and development, biomechanical analysis techniques, scientific training principles, bioenergetics and nutrition, psychology, sociology, management and marketing, rehabilitation and disability.