Graduate degrees
The School of Kinesiology offers both professional and research-based graduate programs. Each program provides a tailored educational experience meant to enhance the understanding of the science and management of physical activity and human movement. Students have a variety of tracks and emphasis areas to choose from to create a customized program that fits their individual goals.
Not sure which program is right for you? Review the differences between the master of science (research based) and the master of education (professional based) programs.
Current student resources
Explore resources for current graduate students.
Financial aid and tuition
The School, College, and University all offer financial aid opportunities for students. Use the following resources to see available funding opportunities:
- School scholarships
- Graduate assistantships
- CEHD tuition, fees and funding opportunities
- University of Minnesota scholarships
- University of Minnesota financial aid
Tuition
Tuition
The School of Kinesiology houses fourteen labs and centers that specialize in a wide variety of research. Much of the research conducted in the School is interdisciplinary and involves collaborative partnerships with life science disciplines. Collaborations include medicine, neuroscience, and epidemiology, with connections to business, education, and social sciences. Review each lab or center web page for more information about specific projects.
Student organizations
Joining a student organization is a great way to get involved, meet new friends and contacts, and enhance your UMN experience. Check out the School of Kinesiology Student Council website for more information about what they do and how to become involved.