The CDE units and assessments will guide you to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes needed to manage your own career progression during and following your degree. They will help you to gain self-awareness, along with a clear understanding of the career opportunities available to you.
In your applied learning, you'll develop job skills and workplace achievements. You'll also establish valuable networks in the sport, exercise science, coaching and active-recreation industry.
These networks and job skills can lead to work opportunities. Our students often find part-time jobs in industry thanks to the experience gained in their first placement. Then, in your final year, your career placement will help to position you for full-time sport, exercise, coaching and active-recreation jobs after you graduate.
All of these work opportunities mean that you graduate with an industry 'professional identity and career portfolio'. This portfolio of work achievements will help you to effectively self-market to potential employers as a standout job candidate.