M.A. in kinesiology
M.A. or
M.Ed./professional studies?The School of Kinesiology offers two master’s degree programs: the M.A.
(academic) through the Graduate School and the
M.Ed. (applied) through
the College of Education and Human Development. Select the top link for information to help you decide which is the right master’s program
for you.
M.A. Plan A and Plan B
Kinesiology M.A. students emphasize one of the following areas:
biomechanics and neural control, exercise physiology, human
factors/ergonomics, motor learning / motor development, sport
management, sport and exercise psychology, or sport sociology.
Degree requirements
The M.A. is offered under Plan A and Plan B. Plan A requires 30 credits,
including at least 14 credits in kinesiology, 6 credits in a minor or
related field, and 10 thesis credits (KIN 8777). Plan B also requires 30
credits, including at least 14 credits in kinesiology, 6 credits in a
minor or related field, 4 credits of a research project (KIN 8995), and
6 additional credits in any of these areas. For both the Plan A and Plan
B, students must take KIN 5981 (3 credits), KIN 8980 (1 credit), and in
the related field or minor, EPSY 5261 (3 credits) or 8261 (3 credits). A
3.00 minimum GPA is required to maintain good standing and to graduate.
Emphasis areas
Language requirements: None.
Final exam: The final exam is oral.
Minor requirements for students majoring in other fields: A
master's minor requires at least 6 credits of graduate-level kinesiology
courses.
To apply
Please see the graduate student
applications page for applications and further information.
Tuition and fees
Financial aid
January 2008
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