The Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology at Bond University takes 2 years 4 months, which is 7 semesters. Entry scores are ATAR 70 or IB Diploma 25. The 2027 international tuition is AUD 23,429 per semester and AUD 164,000 for the program.
Program identity
The program is the Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology. Its program code is CC-60031. Its CRICOS code is 120643M.
It is a Bachelor Degree. Bond places it in the study area Health, Biomedical, and Sport Sciences.
Duration and credit structure
The program can be completed in 2 years 4 months (7 semesters). The degree carries 280 credit points in total. All 280 are compulsory subject credit points, so the essential subjects make up the whole degree.
Bond describes graduates as job-ready in exercise science and exercise physiology. Graduates are also eligible to pursue an accelerated pathway into postgraduate allied health qualifications.
Start dates and campus
- January 2027, on-campus, Gold Coast Campus
- January 2028, on-campus, Gold Coast Campus
International tuition
The 2027 international tuition is AUD 23,429 per semester. The total program cost for 2027 is AUD 164,000.
Bond states that the fees shown are a guide only. They vary with the subjects chosen and the year of entry. The fee that applies is the one charged in the year you start, as set out in the program's fee information in this guide.
Academic entry requirements
Bond sets an ATAR of 70 for the Australian Year 12 qualification or equivalent Selection Rank. For the International Baccalaureate, the requirement is an IB Diploma with a total aggregate score of 25.
Bond offers early entry for Year 12 Australian and Year 13 New Zealand students. Students in the final year of secondary school in Australia or New Zealand can apply to receive an offer before they complete their studies or sit their final exams.
English language requirements
- IELTS Academic: overall score 7.0, with no sub score less than 7.0
- PTE Academic: overall score 65, with no Communicative Scores below 65
Figures to read with the official year
All figures above are subject to what Bond University publishes for the relevant year of entry.