Kinesiology is the scientific study of human movement and its impact on health and performance. The program combines biomechanical, physiological and sociobehavioral perspectives to examine physical activity from cell to society.

Research and development opportunities:

As a kinesiology student, you will have the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research across specialized scientific laboratories, exploring areas such as cardiorespiratory, cardiovascular, autonomic and neuromuscular physiology, physical activity behavior, and environments that promote physical activity. Working alongside renowned researchers, you will gain hands-on experience in groundbreaking studies. Additionally, the Exercise is Medicine Student Association offers professional development opportunities to enhance your academic and career growth.

Careers:

A kinesiology degree prepares graduates for diverse careers in health, wellness, and human performance, or further education in health professions schools. Kinesiology graduates find success in professional programs such as physical therapy, physician assistant studies, physicians, occupational therapy, and chiropractic care, or enter the workforce in exercise-related fields. Many pursue roles as personal trainers, strength and conditioning coaches, public health officers, and corporate wellness coordinators.