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Master of Science (M.S.) - Exercise Physiology Program

Dr. Simone Provenzano, Program Director

Purpose of the Program

The Master of Science in Exercise Physiology program prepares students from diverse backgrounds for many different careers. The faculty seek to prepare students who wish to continue their pursuit of higher education for future success in exercise science related careers, through doctoral programs, and/or professional certification programs. Students are prepared for careers as Exercise Physiologists in clinical settings, in performance or strength and conditioning, and in the growing field of corporate fitness and wellness. Students will complete 24 hours core coursework and choose 6 hours of director approved electives to complete the 30 hour program.

Curriculum

 

Exercise Physiology - Required Courses

EXSS 6320Advanced Performance Nutrition

3
EXSS 6350Readings, Issues, Trends, Problems in EXSS

3
EXSS 6351Principles & Techniques Strength Training and Conditioning

3
EXSS 6353Research Methods

3
EXSS 6360Advanced Statistics

3
EXSS 6370Sport Psychology

3
EXSS 6378Adv Neuromuscular Ex Phys

3
EXSS 6382Adv Cardiovascular Ex. Physiology

3

Exercise Physiology - Elective Courses

Students will also have to complete 6 hours of program director approved electives:
EXSS 6192-6692
Thesis in Exercise Physiology

1-6
EXSS 6395Internship

3
EXSS 6340Management and Leadership

3
EXSS 6367Exercise for Disease Prevention and Management

3
EXSS 6397Professional Career Development Portfolio (Capstone)

3

Program Requirements

  1. Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science or related field and/or must include the following courses:

    a. 3 hours—Exercise Physiology

    b. 4 hours—Anatomy and Physiology I

  2. 3.0 GPA
  3. Interview with Program Director