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The Exercise Science graduate program prepares skilled, well-informed professionals with hands-on expertise in Kinesiology. The curriculum builds expertise across four key domains: academic mastery, scientific knowledge, real-world implementation, and professional conduct. The demanding nature of the program calls for—and cultivates—maturity, self-motivation, dedication, enthusiasm, and accountability. Though time-intensive, students drawn to this program typically seek deep immersion in both theoretical study and practical field experience.
Within exercise science, research forms the bedrock of our understanding. It shapes meaningful improvements in performance and health results. Our program emphasizes lab work to instill this fundamental perspective in every student, offering crucial preparation regardless of their professional path.
Both master's and doctoral programs prioritize research, though doctoral candidates typically handle more complex duties with greater independence. These may involve overseeing studies, mentoring graduate and undergraduate students, processing data, and drafting research papers for publication.
Advanced doctoral students frequently receive diverse project assignments from their advisors. Their role involves:
Coordinating team meetings,
Designing project workflows,
Presenting proposals to refine team consensus (covering protocols, task sequences, or documentation updates),
Conducting practice runs to verify consistency in training or data collection methods,
Delegating project components (like material preparation, scheduling, or minor tasks),
Ongoing project oversight to maintain quality standards and timely progress.