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The Master of Science in Exercise Physiology equips graduates with diverse career opportunities, from designing exercise programs and conducting research to pursuing doctoral studies. Faculty research focuses on key areas like body composition, metabolic and nutritional needs, environmental impacts, clinical exercise science, and how physical activity affects aging.
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon completing this program, graduates will:
Successfully complete either the ACSM's Certified Exercise Physiologist (C-EP) or NSCA's Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) examination.
Exhibit comprehensive knowledge of human movement physiology throughout all life stages.
Show expertise in human anatomy, physiology, and their relationship to health and disease.
Understand disease pathophysiology, risk factors, and exercise considerations for special populations as outlined by the American College of Sports Medicine.
The Athletic Training specialization caters to certified (or certification-seeking) professionals aiming to enhance their expertise while earning a master's degree. This program offers advanced clinical training, teaching methodologies, and research development, with ample opportunities for independent or faculty-collaborative research projects.