Program overview
Ignite your passion for human movement, exercise science, and overall well-being by pursuing the Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology (HBK) program at Lakehead University. This comprehensive program is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in the exciting field of kinesiology. You will immerse yourself in a vibrant and supportive learning community, collaborating with like-minded peers, engaging in thought-provoking discussions, and embarking on exciting research projects. The program emphasizes experiential learning opportunities in lab and community-based settings, equipping you with practical skills and real-world insights that will set you apart in the competitive landscape of health and wellness.
Program structure
The Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology program is structured to provide a well-rounded education in kinesiology, with a focus on both required and elective courses. The program includes:
- Program Length: Typically completed in four years.
- Required kinesiology courses starting from year one.
- Courses from Biology, English, and Chemistry departments.
- A variety of elective course choices to tailor your degree to your career objectives.
- Experiential learning opportunities in lab and community settings.
To graduate, students must complete a total of 20 FCEs plus Kinesiology 4193 - Outdoor Experience, maintaining a minimum of 70% cumulative average in all Kinesiology courses and a minimum of 60% overall average.
Featured Experiences
The Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology program offers several unique features and experiences that enhance learning:
- Co-operative program options available for hands-on experience.
- Experiential learning through lab work and community-based projects.
- Opportunities for research projects that allow students to engage with real-world issues.
- Access to a supportive learning community with like-minded peers.
- Outdoor experience component to promote practical skills in kinesiology.
Career Options
Graduates of the Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:
- Kinesiologist: Work with clients to improve their physical health and mobility through exercise and rehabilitation programs.
- Exercise Physiologist: Analyze patients' fitness levels and develop exercise programs to enhance their health and performance.
- Rehabilitation Specialist: Assist individuals recovering from injuries or surgeries to regain strength and mobility.
- Health and Wellness Coach: Guide clients in achieving their health goals through lifestyle changes and fitness plans.
- Sports Coach: Train and develop athletes in various sports, focusing on physical conditioning and performance enhancement.
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