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Kinesiology, M.S.


Faculty: Johnson Krug (Chair), J. Olson (Program Coordinator)

The Master of Science (MS) degree program in Kinesiology is offered as an online program; targeting professionals interested in sports and athletic enhancement and kinesiology related fields.

Mission

The University of Mary Master of Science degree program in Kinesiology exists to develop experts in the career path they choose who will be servant leaders for their constituents.

Distinctive Features

  • Comprehensive curriculum founded in specialty standards.
  • Servant leadership, evidence-based practice, and internship experiences.
  • Small class size.
  • Student-centered learning environment.
  • GRE not required.

Graduate Degree Requirements

To achieve a master’s degree, students must complete the program of study with a minimum of 3.0 GPA.

Satisfactory Academic Progress

The student must maintain a GPA of 3.0 during all semesters as a graduate student in the program. If this is not maintained, students are subject to warning or suspension as stated in the Graduate policy for Satisfactory Academic Progress found on the Academic Life: Graduate  page.

Application/Admission Requirements

Students complete the step by step application process online at www.umary.edu/apply.

Program Outcomes

  • Achieve advanced levels of knowledge and skills in kinesiology and sports enhancement.
  • Incorporate research methodology in kinesiology and sports enhancement.
  • Develop skills in kinesiology and sports enhancement that benefit communities and society.
  • Prerequisites for the Master of Science Program in Kinesiology
  • Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training, Exercise Science, Physical Education, or related field
  • Undergraduate GPA 2.75 minimum

Program Requirements


Required Core Courses:


Interprofessionalism: Need One


If students previously completed IPE 501/IPE 401, they should take IPE 550 instead.  

Concentration Area: Choose One


Total: 30-33 Semester Credits


Program length: 2 academic years / 4 semesters / 64 weeks