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The Master of Science in Exercise Physiology program equips students with comprehensive knowledge about how physical activity impacts human physiology. This curriculum focuses on theoretical foundations in exercise science, hands-on lab work, practical training in exercise guidance, research methods, and statistical analysis. Participants are required to submit a thesis within the field of exercise physiology.
Program Objectives
Outline the biological basis of movement control, interpret cognitive processing and skill acquisition theories, and assess contemporary studies in motor behavior.
Analyze biomechanical principles affecting athletic performance and critique recent findings in biomechanics research.
Identify physiological adaptations to physical activity across diverse groups and situations, while examining current studies in exercise science related to athletic performance.
Discuss sports medicine principles and their application to physical performance, along with evaluating modern sports medicine research.
Develop and execute a scientific investigation.