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On successful completion of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise Physiology), students will be able to:

��	Learning outcome	Graduate qualities
1	Integrate advanced discipline-specific knowledge, practical skills and clinical evidence to design, implement and evaluate safe and effective exercise and physical activity interventions that align with client goals and others involved in the client’s care	Depth of disciplinary expertise Critical thinking and problem solving Oral and written communication Inventiveness
2	Synthesise information and scientific evidence to solve complex clinical exercise physiology problems and justify professional decisions with intellectual independence	Depth of disciplinary expertise Critical thinking and problem solving Information and digital literacy Inventiveness
3	Apply appropriate oral, written and digital strategies to communicate effectively and professionally with clients, carers, community members, researchers, and other health professionals	Critical thinking and problem solving Oral and written communication Information and digital literacy Cultural competence Interdisciplinary effectiveness Influence
4	Work both independently and collaboratively within interprofessional teams to provide safe, respectful, inclusive, research-informed, and person-centred clinical exercise physiology services that meet the health and well-being needs of people from diverse backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples	Oral and written communication Information and digital literacy Cultural competence Interdisciplinary effectiveness Integrated professional, ethical, and personal identity Influence
5	Advocate for the importance of exercise and physical activity as part of the overall health management and well-being of individuals, groups and communities	Oral and written communication Influence
6	Practise in accordance with ethical, professional, legal and scope of practice responsibilities of accredited exercise physiologists and use critical reflection to guide continuous professional development	Interdisciplinary effectiveness Integrated professional, ethical, and personal identity
7	Plan and execute an individual research project addressing a complex, discipline-relevant problem, using appropriate research principles and methods, and communicate findings in an Honours thesis	Depth of disciplinary expertise Critical thinking and problem solving Oral and written communication Information and digital literacy Inventiveness Interdisciplinary effectiveness Integrated professional, ethical, and personal identity Influence