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Nov 27, 2024
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Graduate Catalog 2017-18 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Master of Science in Exercise and Sports Medicine
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Advisor:
Christopher C. Cheatham - Exercise Physiology
4021 Student Recreation Center
The Exercise Physiology program is designed to provide the student with an advanced understanding of the physiological and functional adaptations to movement. The program integrates traditional lecture-based courses with hands-on laboratory experiences. One of the major strengths of the program is the combining of the practical application of exercise physiology with current research findings. Students may also individualize their program of study by choosing from a variety of elective courses offered within many departments across the University. Graduates pursue careers in fitness, athletic, and clinically based settings. Graduates also pursue advanced degrees in exercise physiology or other professional programs such as physical therapy and medicine.
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Admission Requirements
Meet Graduate College admission standards, successful completion of an undergraduate major or minor or equivalent appropriate for intended emphasis area, submission of GRE scores, submission of a letter of intent to include education, career and/or research goals and philosophy, and three letters of recommendation. Research Cognate (6 hours)
Required Courses (18 hours)
Capstone Options (12 hours)
Choose one of the following: Thesis Option
- Electives with advisor approval Credits: 6 hours
Non-Thesis Option
- Electives with advisor approval Credits: 9 hours
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