Master of Kinesiology (MKin)

Kinesiology is a broad and interdisciplinary field, involving aspects of biosciences, psychology, sociocultural studies and management and leadership, united by a focus on human movement. The course-based MKin program exposes students to the breadth of kinesiology, while providing an opportunity to tailor degree experiences to individual interests and goals.This is a one year program offering a combination of interdisciplinary courses and applied learning in a professional setting. Students guide the content of their program by selecting courses and a capstone experience based on their areas of interest.

Applicants to master’s programs require an admission average of 70% or greater in the last two years of full-time study (calculated by the School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies upon submission of the application) in a bachelor-level honours degree in Kinesiology or equivalent.