College of Education and Human Development

School of Kinesiology

Academic overview

The School of Kinesiology offers undergraduate and graduate programs that advance the knowledge of physical activity and human movement. At the undergraduate level, students students engage in a foundational curriculum that blends theoretical concepts with practical applications. For those pursuing advanced studies, our graduate programs provide in-depth exploration and research in specialized areas. No matter the degree, our students are prepared to become leaders in the kinesiology, sport management, and physical activity and health areas. 

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    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 programs

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    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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    Student resources

    The school, college, and university offer student funding opportunities including scholarships, fellowships, and more.

    The school encourages both undergraduate and graduate students to consider a study abroad experience.

    The undergraduate student experience and resources.

    The graduate student experience and resources.

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