Professional Kinesiology Courses

Foundational Courses for all Kinesiology majors include (26 credits):

• Introduction to Human Movement Studies (KIN 112) (4)

• Human Anatomy and Physiology I (KIN 213) (4)

• Human Anatomy and Physiology II (KIN 214) (4)

• Motor Control and Learning (KIN 310) (4)

• Biomechanics of Human Movement (KIN 320) (4)

• Foundations of Exercise Physiology (KIN 323) (4)

• Senior Seminar (KIN 491) (2)

Professional Kinesiology concentration

• Disorders of Voluntary Movement (KIN 350) (4)

• Two of the following (8): Clinical Gait Biomechanics (KIN 420), Clinical Exercise Physiology (KIN 423), Neurophysiologic Bases for Movement (KIN 450)

• One of the following (4): Exercise Testing and Prescription, Strength Training and Conditioning for Fitness and Sport Performance

• General Chemistry I (CHE 111) (4)

• General Physics I (PHY 111) (4)

• Biostatistics (MAT 220) (4)

MINOR IN KINESIOLOGY

Students from other majors are welcome to consider completing a minor in Kinesiology. Those wishing to earn a kinesiology minor must complete the following courses (minimum of 20 credits):

• KIN/BIO213 Human Anatomy and Physiology I
• KIN/BIO214 Human Anatomy and Physiology II
• Minimum of 12 credits of Kinesiology electives at 300-level or above

MINOR IN NEUROSCIENCE

This interdisciplinary minor (24 credits) draws from biology, psychology, chemistry and kinesiology. See the Psychology Department for full information on the minor.
 

ADVISING SHEETS

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Kinesiology-PreNursing Advising Sheet ➔
Kinesiology-PreOT Advising Sheet ➔
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