College of Education and Human Development

School of Kinesiology

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Helping people live
long, healthy lives

Our research labs and centers support communities around the world.

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Move with purpose,
learn with passion

Unleash your potential through our undergraduate programs.

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Creating leaders,
shaping futures

Our graduate programs support your interests and desired career path.

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What is kinesiology?

Kinesiology is the study of physical activity and human movement. It's applied to various contexts, including exercise, health care, and sports.

#10 Ranking among kinesiology doctoral rankings (NAK, 2023)
471 | 155 Undergraduate and graduate students enrolled
318 Number of classes offered
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Research

Part of the School of Kinesiology’s mission is to conduct innovative, interdisciplinary research in physical activity, human movement, and sport. Check out the work being done in the School’s research labs and centers.

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Academics

We offer three undergraduate majors, four undergraduate minors, six graduate programs, and two non-degree programs and certificates. Read more about the programs we offer and the faculty who instruct them.

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Outreach

The work done by our faculty and students promotes lifelong health and well-being in local, national, and global communities through public outreach and civic engagement activities. Read the latest news from the School.

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    Undergraduate

    Undergraduate programs

    Physical activity and health promotion BS Physical activity and health promotion BS

    Our physical activity and health promotion (PAHP) major is great for those interested in learning how to increase physical activity, create healthy lifestyles, and improve health. In this growing field, there are a wide variety of career options.

    Sport management BS Sport management BS

    The bachelor of science (BS) program in sport management is for students who are interested in working with professional, collegiate, or community sports and athletic organizations.

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    Graduate

    Graduate programs

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    Non-degree programs

    Non-degree programs

    Coaching certificate Coaching certificate

    The sports coaching certificate program is ideal for students who wish to coach (or are currently coaching) youth, club, high school or college sports.

    Study abroad Study abroad

    The School of Kinesiology encourages students to consider a study abroad program during their undergraduate or graduate studies.

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    News and announcements

    Juckett awarded T32 position Juckett awarded T32 position

    William Juckett, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Minnesota, was awarded a position on an NIH T32 institutional training grant through the interdisciplinary Muscle Training Program.

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