BRL Teaching Programs

Undergraduate Teaching

The BRL has direct access to over 250 undergraduate students through its undergraduate teaching program and we are continually seeking high achieving students with a passion for applied biomechanics to undertake further postgraduate research.

The following undergraduate biomechanics-related subjects, which form core and elective units of degrees coordinated by the School of Health Sciences, Faculty of Health & Behavioural Sciences, are taught by BRL members.

•  BMS203 Musculoskeletal Functional Anatomy
•  BMS211 Foundations of Biomechanics
•  EDUP235 Biomechanics for Educators
•  BMS341 Clinical Biomechanics

Undergraduate research projects in biomechanics can be conducted within the following School of Health Sciences subjects:

•  BMS302 Research Topics
•  BMS303 Research Topics in Exercise Science
•  BMS401 Bachelor of Science (Honours)

Postgraduate Teaching

Postgraduate level subjects are aimed at preparing higher degree students to be able to undertake a research thesis, and include:

•  GHMA906 Projects
•  GHMA909 Practicum
•  GHMA913 Special Topics

Supervision is provided for postgraduate research students who are investigating applied biomechanics topics that fall within the focussed areas of research excellent listed on our research page. For more information on our higher degree programs, click on the relevant qualification below:

•  Doctor of Philosophy
•  Masters of Science (Research)