Kinesiology Bachelor's Degree (Internship Designation)

Program Overview

The Kinesiology Bachelor's Degree (Internship Designation) is a comprehensive four-year applied degree program designed to equip students with essential knowledge and skills 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 ideal for those passionate about 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 health and fitness environments.

Program Structure

The Kinesiology Bachelor's Degree program spans four years and is offered at the Interurban campus. Students can choose to study either full-time or part-time, with options to start in September, January, or May. The program includes:

• Applied learning through interactive classroom, lab, and workplace environments.
• Work experience options, including a 100-hour work experience or a 300-hour internship.
• Small class sizes for personalized learning and support.
• Engagement with community specialists and natural surroundings for practical learning.

This structure ensures that students not only gain theoretical knowledge but also practical skills that are essential for their future careers in health and fitness.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on practice through interactive classroom and lab settings.
• Work experience opportunities to apply skills in real-world environments.
• Engagement with community specialists for enhanced learning experiences.
• Field experiences in natural surroundings to connect theory with practice.
• Access to a supportive network of peers and instructors due to small class sizes.

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 achieving their health goals.
• Strength and Conditioning Coach: Focuses on enhancing athletic performance through tailored training programs.

These roles are essential in various settings, including multi-disciplinary clinics, provincial health institutions, private fitness facilities, and municipal recreation programs.

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