(M.S., M.Ed.)

Faculty specialists employ technology to measure and analyze physical response and development to provide understanding and application of the theory and techniques of kinesiology, health and fitness. Areas of concentration include Curriculum and Instruction, Exercise Science and Adaptive Physical Education. Graduate assistantships are available on campus and with community agencies. Thesis and non-thesis options are offered.

The Master’s degree is granted upon completion of a sequenced program of study, which includes a minimum of 33 credit hours, followed by a comprehensive written and oral examination for the M.Ed. or completion of a 30 credit hour program including a thesis for the M.S. degree.