Master of Science in Exercise Science - Sport Coaching

Members of the graduate faculty are nationally known for their research, teaching and service within the profession. Faculty devote time to student-centered learning in classrooms, laboratories and community settings. Facilities include neuromuscular physiology, cardiovascular physiology, exercise physiology, metabolic and applied physiology, biomechanics/sports medicine, and community-engaged scholarship laboratories. The mission of the Department of Health and Human Performance is to create and disseminate knowledge promoting evidence-based practice in health promotion, public health, exercise science and recreation professions. The department aims to be a national leader in promoting human performance and health-related quality of life for all. The mission of the exercise and sports science program is to nurture students into lifelong learners through effective and innovative teaching, research and service. The program also aims to cultivate graduates into models of healthy behaviors that advance the profession.
The Master of Science (M.S.) degree with a major in Exercise Science concentration in Sport Coaching is designed for those graduate students who seek to pursue careers promoting physical activity in community and sport settings.