Bachelor of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences / Diploma in Languages - Chinese

The University of Queensland

Get ready for a rewarding career in the global health industry when you combine health, exercise and nutrition expertise with language skills in this dual degree. Whether you're interested in a career in physical activity, nutrition, health or policy, the Bachelor of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences / Diploma in Languages will launch you into a dynamic career of your choice. Through this program, you’ll develop the knowledge and skills to address 2 of the most important risk factors for chronic disease – physical activity and nutrition – and gain a strong foundation to support healthier communities. With flexible course options, you can tailor the Bachelor of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences portion of this dual degree to fit your career goals by selecting one of 3 majors available or choosing your own pathway. By combining your health studies with the Diploma in Languages, you’ll gain an international edge and develop skills that are highly valued in the global marketplace. You can specialise in one language major or 2 language minors, including Chinese, Indonesian and Spanish, among many others. You'll be perfectly placed to pursue a variety of clinical and non-clinical health careers and graduate ready to meet the challenges facing the global healthcare sector. The Bachelor of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences / Diploma in Languages allows you to explore further study and career options by meeting the entry requirements of a range of postgraduate degrees, such as: Master of Dietetics Studies Doctor of Medicine Master of Physiotherapy Studies Master of Sports Coaching Master of Audiology Studies Master of Occupational Therapy Studies Master of Public Health Master of Speech Pathology Studies. Learning Chinese opens a window to understanding China's culture and way of life, and how the nation now plays an increasingly active role in world affairs. Build international awareness and boost your employability by studying Chinese alongside courses in business, education, tourism, engineering, information technology or politics. There are separate majors for native speakers of Mandarin and other Chinese dialects.

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