Bachelor of Science in Human Movement Science with Zoology | UNIZULU

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The Bachelor of Science in Human Movement Science with Zoology at the University of Zululand connects the study of human movement and physiology with zoological science — an unusual combination valuable for comparative physiology, wildlife rehabilitation, and exercise science research. The programme develops graduates who understand movement at both the human and animal level, with applications in sport science, wildlife health, and research. UNIZULU's rich ecological context in KwaZulu-Natal enriches the zoological component with field-based learning opportunities in biodiversity-rich landscapes.

English: NSC Level 4
Mathematics: NSC Level 4
Physical Sciences: NSC Level 4
Life Sciences or Agricultural Sciences: NSC Level 4
APS: Minimum 28 points

Admission requirements
SubjectMinimumRequirement
Mathematics50%Required
Physical Sciences50%Required
English Home Language or English First Additional Language50%Required
Life Sciences or Agricultural Sciences50%Required

Career Prospects

Sport Scientist – Apply exercise physiology and movement science expertise to optimise athletic performance for clubs, academies, or national sport programmes.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Specialist – Support the care and physical recovery of injured wildlife using animal physiology and movement knowledge.
Comparative Physiologist – Investigate movement and physiological processes across animal species for academic research or veterinary science support.
Exercise and Health Practitioner – Design and deliver exercise programmes for individuals managing chronic diseases, disability, or weight management.
Zoological Researcher – Conduct behavioural and physiological studies on animal movement and activity patterns for conservation science institutions.

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