Programs

Undergraduates can choose from majors and minors that cover health science and promotion, as well as sport management and culture to become teachers, therapists, coaches and doctors. Master’s and doctoral programs are designed to educate students while engaging in impactful research and real-world work experiences that prepare them for a meaningful career in sport and health related fields.

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Specializations

If you are interested in preparing for certifications within the fields of kinesiology and health, a specialization is a great supplement to your major. We have several to choose from including health and fitness instructor, coaching, medical fitness and rehabilitation and others.

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KHE Minor

The minor gives you the opportunity to take courses that focus on health behavior, human movement, physical culture, sports and more. If you are not in a Kinesiology and Health Education Department major, you can enroll in this minor.

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Physical Activity Courses

The Physical Education Division (PED) offers courses in conditioning and competitive sports that keep students healthy and active. Physical activity courses are provided on an elective basis and are offered to students, faculty and staff.

Undergraduate Programs

Applied Movement Science

Athletic Training

Exercise Science

Health Promotion and Behavioral Science

Physical Culture and Sports

Sport Management

Contacts


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Emily Boujemaa 
Undergraduate Advisor

Tolga Ozyurtcu
Undergraduate Program Coordinator

Graduate Programs

Exercise Physiology

Health Behavior and Health Education

M.Ed. in Kinesiology or Health Education

Movement and Cognitive Rehabilitation Science

Physical Culture and Sport Studies

Sport Management

Contacts


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Phillip Salazar
Graduate Coordinator

Brian Mills

Brian Mills
Associate Professor and Graduate Advisor