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College of Education & Human Development - School of KinesiologyCooke Hall in Spring

The School of Kinesiology focuses on the biological, developmental, social, and behavioral bases of physical activity, recreation, sport and human performance through its programs in kinesiology, recreation, park, and leisure studies, and sport management. The degree programs in the School prepare students for a variety of professional opportunities in both the public and private sector. The fields of teaching, community service, allied health, industry and business are career paths that graduates of our programs may anticipate as avenues of employment and further professional training.
 

Fields of study

Kinesiology
B.S. (honors option), M.Ed. (applied kinesiology and licensure), M.A., Ph.D.

Recreation, park, and leisure studies
B.S., M.Ed., M.A., Ph.D.

Sport management
B.S.

Physical education
M.Ed. (initial teacher licensure)
DAPE additional licensure
M.Ed./DAPE

Coaching
Minor and certificate

Human factors/ergonomics
freestanding graduate minor

Contact us

Marta Fahrenz, coordinator of graduate studies, 612-625-4380, mfahrenz@umn.edu

Brandi Hoffman, coordinator for undergraduate and M.Ed. professional programs and advising

Michael G. Wade, director of graduate studies (DGS)

Mary Jo Kane, director, School of Kinesiology

map to Cooke Hall


Kinesiology graduates celebrate with family, faculty, and staff at the Cooke Hall graduation party before the College of Education and Human Development commencement ceremonies May 14.

  


 
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