Meet our students and graduates

Read about life as a student in the Department of Exercise Sciences and where our graduates end up.

Te Ariki is a PhD student in Exercise Sciences, exploring the applications and intended effects of nonverbal behaviour in rugby.

Maxine is a PhD student in Exercise Sciences, investigating stroke rehabilitation.

Yiran is a PhD student in Exercise Sciences, investigating VR-based gait training systems for post-stroke patients.

PhD candidate Peter Fermin Dajime wants to help people live an active lifestyle with Virtual Reality technology.

Sasha Douglas, Clinical Exercise Physiology, is pursuing a career that enables her to help others living with chronic conditions.

Anita Kumar is applying the skills gained during her studies to make a positive difference to those living with chronic health conditions.

Browse our selection of study options available in the field of Exercise Sciences.

Discover the research of our early-career and up-and-coming academics in the area of Exercise Sciences.

Plan and prepare for your future work and life with the help of our range of workshops, events and services.

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