In 2022, UniSA Sport will continue to support student-athletes through the Athlete Development Program, a sports training and athletic support program aimed to assist students in the pursuit of sporting and academic excellence. Thirty places will be offered within the program, aimed at developing athletes, matching service provision and delivery with student-athlete needs.
What does the Athlete Development Program offer?
The UniSA Sport Athlete Development Program aims to benefit students through unprecedented access to UniSA 's high-level facilities and training environments with the support of our highly qualified staff. Student-led services delivered in strength and conditioning, are tailored to support your current program and sporting coach requirements or an individualised program can be developed. In addition, students will have access to student-led allied health services in the areas of physiotherapy, podiatry and exercise physiology, who will assist in assessing and managing new or existing injuries. We ultimately aim to provide students the training and support not often accessible that is required to become improved athletes and achieve greater results within their chosen sport.
For a full list of benefits and more information about the program, click here.
What is the eligibility criteria?
- Student-athlete must be an enrolled student at the University of South Australia in 2022, studying at a metropolitan campus or residing in Adelaide if studying online.
- Must be on the Elite Athlete register at UniSA (seperate application through SAS, apply for the UniSA Elite Athlete and Performing Artist Program here).
- Demonstrated participation at a high level in your chosen sport (state, national or international level) and demonstrated ability to improve performance to a high level.
Applications for the 2022 program for current UniSA Students has now closed.
2022 Participants
Congratulations to those who have been selected into the 2022 UniSA Sport Athlete Development program! Learn more about the participants here.