Introduction

The Department of Kinesiology offers graduate programs leading to the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in the field of Kinesiology. Graduate study in the department is centered on research in various concentrated areas, including Sport Philosophy & History, Sport Sociology, Sport Management & Marketing, Exercise Physiology, Sport Psychology, Biomechanics, Measurement & Evaluation, and Fitness Training & Conditioning. Prospective students are advised to refer to the graduate school's statement for details on admissions requirements.

The majority of graduate courses offered during the academic year are conducted during the daytime. Full-time master's degree students are expected to complete a minimum of three full-time coursework semesters, totaling at least 24 credits plus a master’s thesis, and must register for four semesters to fulfill the minimum graduation requirements. Full-time doctoral degree students are required to finish four full-time coursework semesters with a minimum of 36 credits and complete a doctoral dissertation within three years to graduate.