Overview

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The Kinesiology curriculum leads to a bachelor of science degree that will prepare students for careers in human movement-related fields and advanced professional or graduate study.

Through the integration of high-quality research, instruction, and outreach programs, faculty scholars within Kinesiology are leading interdisciplinary initiatives that address pressing concerns of our society such as childhood obesity, prevention of chronic disease, and lifetime health and fitness.

What Will I do?

A bachelor of science degree in kinesiology will prepare you for a career in human movement-related fields or advanced professional or graduate study.

Our graduates are working as:

Aerobics Instructor
Athletic Director
Athletic Scout
Athletic Trainer
Camp Owner/Director
Cardiac Rehabilitation Therapist
Certified Orthotist
Certified Prosthetist
Chiropractor
Clinical Exercise Specialist
Coach
Corporate Wellness Manager
Epidemiologist
Ergonomic Researcher/Designer
Exercise Physiologist
Exercise Physiology Nurse
Exercise Program Director
Fitness Instructor
Fitness Specialist
Health Educator
Nutritionist
Occupational Therapist
Performance Enhancement Specialist
Personal Trainer
Pharmaceutical Sales Consultant
Physical Education Teacher
Physical Therapist
Physician
Physician Assistant
Pro Sports Fundraiser
Professor
Recreation and Fitness Manager
Recreation Therapist
Rehabilitation Therapist
Researcher
Respiratory Therapist
Sporting Attire Manufacturer’s Consultant
Sports & Fitness Equipment Designer
Sports Administration
Sports Massage Therapist
Sport Psychologist
Strength & Conditioning Coach
Umpire/Referee

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