Kinesiology Bachelor's Degree

Program Overview

The Kinesiology Bachelor's Degree is a four-year applied degree program designed to equip students with the essential knowledge and skills needed to excel in various fields such as exercise physiology, kinesiology, exercise therapy, fitness, high-performance sport, adapted physical activity, and health and community recreation. This program is perfect for those interested in promoting active and healthy lifestyles or engaging in high-performance training. Students will learn to prescribe exercise programs tailored to individuals at all stages of life and health, preparing them for a fulfilling career in diverse environments.

Program Structure

The Kinesiology Bachelor's Degree program spans a four-year period and is offered at the Interurban campus. Students can choose to study either full-time or part-time, and the program is open to international students. Key features of the program structure include:

• Start dates available in September, January, or May.
• Applied learning through interactive classroom, lab, and workplace environments.
• Small class sizes for personalized learning experiences.
• Work experience options, including a 100-hour work experience or a 300-hour internship.

Throughout the program, students will engage with various populations, including high-performance athletes, children, older adults, and individuals with diverse abilities, ensuring a comprehensive educational experience.

Featured Experiences

The Kinesiology program offers several unique experiences that enhance the learning journey:

• Hands-on practice through interactive classroom and lab settings.
• Opportunities to work in clinical, community, sport, and recreation environments.
• Engagement with specialist providers in the community.
• Field experiences that connect students with natural surroundings.
• Work experience or internship options to gain valuable industry exposure.

Career Options

Graduates of the Kinesiology Bachelor's Degree can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Exercise Physiologist: Specializes in developing exercise programs for individuals with chronic diseases or disabilities.
• Kinesiologist: Works with clients to improve their physical performance and overall health through movement and exercise.
• Exercise Therapist: Designs rehabilitation programs for patients recovering from injuries or surgeries.
• Personal Trainer: Provides individualized fitness training and guidance to clients in various settings.
• Strength and Conditioning Coach: Focuses on enhancing athletic performance through tailored training programs.

Other potential career areas include adapted sport and physical activity, physical literacy, high-performance sport, corporate wellness, health promotion, and community recreation. Graduates may also pursue further studies in physiotherapy and occupational therapy programs.

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