Bachelor of Health Science Leisure and Health
Looking for a Bachelor of Health Science (Leisure and Health)? We couldn't find a course with that exact title, but we did find a closely related match: the Bachelor of Dance Practice from the Australian College of Physical Education. It's a 3-year full-time (or part-time equivalent) bachelor's degree delivered through a mix of blended, classroom and on-campus study, giving you hands-on training alongside academic learning. It's not currently a government-subsidised course, so you'd be looking at full course fees — always confirm the latest pricing and any subsidy options directly with the provider. If you're set on a leisure-and-health-specific degree, it's worth checking with universities directly, as our database doesn't currently list one under that exact name.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I do with a degree like this?
Graduates of practice-based bachelor's degrees such as the Bachelor of Dance Practice typically move into roles across performance, instruction, choreography, arts administration or community health and movement programs, depending on the electives and placements they choose.
How hard is a bachelor's degree in this field?
It's a genuine full-time commitment — the Bachelor of Dance Practice runs for 3 years full-time (or part-time equivalent) and combines practical studio work with theory, so expect a solid mix of physical training, assessments and academic study.
What's the highest-paying job I could aim for?
Pay varies a lot by role and experience. With a practice-based bachelor's degree, higher-paying paths tend to be management, senior instructor, or specialist roles built on top of your degree plus extra experience or postgraduate study — check specific job listings for current figures.
Can this degree lead to becoming a doctor?
No — the Bachelor of Dance Practice is a performance and practice-focused degree, not a pre-medical qualification. If becoming a doctor is your goal, you'd need a different undergraduate pathway (such as a biomedical or health science degree) followed by a medical degree.
Is this course government-funded?
The Bachelor of Dance Practice listed here isn't currently marked as government-funded or subsidised. Funding and subsidy availability can vary by provider and state, so it's best to enquire directly with the Australian College of Physical Education about fees and any support options.