Fieldwork
Semester
1
Approx
13 days
2
Approx
18 days
2
1
2
1
2
Faculty of Education (Sport and
Outdoor Recreation) Units
BBus Com Units
EDF1611
Introduction to sport,
and outdoor recreation
(6pts)
EDF1613
Biophysical foundations of
physical activity A
(6pts)
Business &
Economic
Core unit*
(6 pts)
Business &
Economic
Core unit*
(6 pts)
EDF1612
Foundations of outdoor
recreation (6pts)
EDF1614
Biophysical foundations of
physical activity B
(6pts)
Business &
Economic
Core unit*
(6 pts)
Business &
Economic
Core unit*
(6 pts)
EDF2615
Community physical
activity and wellness
(6 pts)
Business &
Economic
Core unit*
(6 pts)
Business &
Economic
Core unit*
(6 pts)
EDF2613
Adventure education
(6 pts)
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No. of days depends on units taken
Fourth year
Third year
Second year
First year
Year Level
3202 Bachelor of Business and Commerce/Bachelor of Sport and
Outdoor Recreation — (non teaching course)
For Commencing Students in 2011
EDF2614
Outdoor leadership and
programming
(6 pts)
EDF2616
Coaching
(6 pts)
BSOR elective
(6pts)
EDF3619 Sport and
physical activity education
OR
EDF3615 Experiencing
the Australian landscape
(6pts)
BSOR elective
(6pts)
EDF3617
Professional practice in
sport and outdoor
recreation (6 pts)
BSOR elective
(6pts)
EDF3622 Advanced
sports coaching and
development OR
EDF3613 Trends,
controversies and issues
in outdoor recreation
(6pts)
BSOR elective
(6pts)
EDF3618 Research
planning in sport and
outdoor recreation (6pts)
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Major BBusCom
unit
(6 pts)
Major BBusCom
unit
(6 pts)
Major BBusCom
unit
(6 pts)
Major BBusCom
unit
(6 pts)
Elective
BBusCom units
(6 pts)
Major BBusCom
unit
(6 pts)
Major BBusCom
unit
(6 pts)
Major BBusCom
unit
(6 pts)
Major or Elective
BBusCom unit
(6 pts)
Elective
BBusCom units
(6 pts)
NOTE:
(i)
To be eligible for a Graduate Diploma method specialisation in Physical Education, student must have a minimum of
12 units which must include EDF1616, EDF2611, EDF2618, and EDF3619.
(ii)
To be eligible for a Graduate Diploma method specialisation in Outdoor Education, student must have a minimum of 8
units which must include EDF1615, EDF2612 and one of EDF3614, EDF3616 or EDF3615.
(iii) *Business & Economic compulsory core (six units): AFW1000 Principles of accounting and finance, BTW1200 Business law,
ECW1101 Introductory Microeconomics, ETW1102 Business Statistics, MGW1010 Introduction to management, MKW1120
Marketing theory and practice.
(iv)#BBusCom Major definitions:
(a) completion of a business major sequence of at least eight units (48 credit points) including at least two units (12 credit
points) at each of second and third-year levels. (One core unit from part (i) above, may form part of the 48 points
requirement);
(b) A maximum of eight first-year level units (48 credit points)
(c) A minimum four third-year level units (24 credit points).
Areas of Study for Business and commerce component, Accounting (BBusCom), Human resource management
(BBusCom), International business, Management (BBusCom), Marketing (BBusCom), or Sports management
(v)To be eligible to graduate from the course students must have: a current Level 2 First Aid qualification and/or a Remote
Area First Aid qualification + a current registered Aquatic certificate (eg AUSTSWIM or Bronze Medallion)
This is a conceptual outline only. Any queries regarding the course structure should be directed to the Course Adviser or to the
Student Services Office, at your relevant campus.