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  • Sport and Exercise Psychology, M.S.
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  • Sport Management, M.A.
  • Sports Medicine and Injury Studies, M.S.
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Option in Sports Medicine and Injury Studies

(code KPE_MS03)

This option is designed to provide the student with an in­depth study in the many health-related problems related to individuals who are physically active.

Required Coursework:

KIN 540 Biomechanical Factors in Human Movement (3)

KIN 551­ Advanced Exercise Physiology (3)

KIN 560­ Health Related Problems in Sport (3)

KIN 561­ Musculoskeletal Injuries in Sport (3)

KIN 562­ Advanced Strength and Conditioning (3)

KIN 633­ Seminar in Sport Psychology (3)

KIN 696­ Research Methods and Statistical Analysis (3)

KIN 697 Directed Studies (3)

 Comprehensive Exam Candidates:

A minimum of 15 elective units

Thesis and Project Candidates:

KIN 698­ Thesis (4), plus a minimum of 6 elective units

Prerequisites for Option:

Contact Information

For answers to specific questions regarding the Option in Sport Medicine and Injury Studies, contact Keith Freesemann, Ed.D.

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