The Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Exercise Physiology (PGDipCEP) at the University of Canterbury (UC) offers specialised training and practical experience for individuals interested in supporting people with injuries, disabilities, or chronic health conditions. This program is designed to equip graduates with the knowledge and skills to work with clients in their daily lives and workplaces. Upon completion, graduates will be eligible to apply for accreditation with professional bodies in New Zealand and internationally, such as Sport and Exercise Science New Zealand, Clinical Exercise Physiology New Zealand, or UK-based accreditation bodies (subject to meeting their specific requirements).
Graduates of the Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Exercise Physiology are prepared to pursue accreditation and professional roles in various settings.
The MBA program fees are mentioned as approximately NZD $43,931 for 2026 (180 points, conditions apply). Domestic students may have a 'pay-as-you-learn' option. While specific fees for the PGDipCEP are not detailed here, prospective students should consult the UC fees and scholarships pages.
Graduates meet requirements to apply for accreditation with Sport and Exercise Science New Zealand, Clinical Exercise Physiology New Zealand, or international bodies like Clinical Exercise Physiology UK (subject to additional requirements).
Specific tuition fees for the PGDipCEP are not detailed in the provided information. International students should consult the UC fees and scholarships pages for the most current details. International tuition fees apply unless specific exemptions are met.
The program consists of 120 points and can be completed part-time over two years. The maximum timeframe for completion is four years.
The program is delivered exclusively online via UC Online. Specific language of instruction is not detailed, but the program is offered by the University of Canterbury (New Zealand).
Yes, the program includes up to 20 days of clinical placements in Christchurch for practical skill development and assessments.
The application deadline is 15 December 2025 for the February or July intake. Course start dates are in February or July.
Graduates are prepared to pursue accreditation and professional roles as Clinical Exercise Physiologists. They can apply for accreditation with professional bodies in New Zealand and internationally.