Department of Exercise Sciences
Welcome to the Department of Exercise Sciences
We bring together expertise in the Exercise Sciences through the disciplines of of biomechanics, movement neuroscience, exercise physiology, exercise metabolism and exercise psychology.
Our department brings together a range of expertise and exercise related disciplines to understand the role of exercise in sustaining health, improving disease outcomes, and enhancing human performance through sport and physical activity.
In addition to outstanding undergraduate teaching the department hosts a pioneering taught postgraduate (PGDip and MSc) programme in the new allied health profession of clinical exercise physiology (CEP). This is the only internationally accredited postgraduate CEP programme in New Zealand.
Study with us to open up a host of exciting career opportunities. Find out more by visiting our department.
The Department of Exercise Sciences is hosting a half-day event designed to continue the professional development of careers advisers, physical education and science teachers.
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Congratulations to our new graduates
08 June 2017The Department of Exercise Sciences invited its most recent graduates to the Faculty of Science graduation breakfast in the University’s new pavilion. -
Take 10 with... Professor Winston Byblow
20 April 2017Professor Winston Byblow gives us 10 minutes of his time to discuss his research. -
High intensity for anti-aging benefits
03 April 2017Associate Professor Greg Anson, Head of Department at the Department of Exercise Sciences talks about the benefits of High-intensity interval training (HIIT) in this Radio New Zealand interview.
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Winter Bootcamp 2017 Event as iCalendar
10 July 2017 - 14 July 2017, 9am - 4:30pmWinter Bootcamp is a week long training and education to help researchers up-skill research digital skills.
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Enrol in EXERSCI 100G Exercise and Fitness: Myths and Reality for Semester 2, 2017
21 June 2017Anyone who is interested in the scientific basis of physical activity, exercise and sport will benefit from the course. Lectures and tutorials will be primarily based on human physiology, neuroscience and sport and exercise psychology. Prior scientific knowledge is not required. -
3 Minute Thesis Competition
15 May 2017Why not take on the challenge of explaining your thesis in just three minutes? Science heats will be held on 18 and 19 July. One masters and one doctoral winner will be chosen and these successful participants will go forward to the University Final on 3 August.
