Kinesiology Core Courses

A minimum of 30 credits with at least 20 in upper division courses

• KNS 125 - First Aid 1 credits
• KNS 250 - Applied Musculoskeletal Anatomy 3 credits
• KNS 311 - Biomechanics 4 credits
• KNS 311L - Biomechanics Lab 0 credits
• KNS 313 - Exercise Physiology 4 credits
• KNS 313L - Exercise Physiology Lab 0 credits
• KNS 340 - History & Philosophy of Sport & Leisure 3 credits
• KNS 440 - Motor Learning & Control 4 credits
• KNS 440L - Motor Learning & Control Lab 0 credits
• KNS 489 - Seminar in Kinesiology & Nutrition 1 to 2 credits

Sport Management Emphasis

Students interested in pursuing graduate degrees in the specialized fields of Biomechanics, Exercise Physiology, Motor Learning, Sport Psychology, or Sport Sociology should consult with their academic advisor to discuss graduate programs of choice.

Designed for students interested in working in public or private agencies dealing with sport. The courses include the completion of the departmental core as well as:

• BSAD 130 - Business and Society 3 credits
• BSAD 320 - Marketing Principles 3 credits
• BSAD 330 - Management and Organizational Behavior 3 credits
• ECON 201 - Principles of Economics: Micro 3 credits
• KNS 373 - Sport & Recreational Management 3 credits
• KNS 382 - Sociology of Sport & Leisure 3 credits
• KNS 475 - Sport Law 3 credits

Digital Photography or Art

 Complete one of the following:

• ART 200 - Digital Photography I 3 credits

• or

Kinesiology Field Work or Internship

Complete one of the following:

• KNS 092 - Field Work in Kinesiology & Nutrition Science 1 credits

• or

• INTD 299 - Internship 0 to 3 credits

Note:

Along with this area of emphasis, students are encouraged to seek a minor in Business Administration  (consult with academic advisor for full details).