Do you see yourself working in health care, teaching, coaching, recreation, or helping others stay active at every age? Are you passionate about physical activity and its role in living a healthy, balanced life?
If you're looking for a career with flexibility and diverse opportunities, whether it's working with athletes, planning community programs, or pursuing further education in health professions, Kinesiology could be the perfect fit.
The College of Kinesiology offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs designed to match your interests and career goals.
Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Studies
Explore the most popular undergraduate route in the College of Kinesiology. This program is ideal for students passionate about health, movement, and sport. You'll study key areas like physiology, anatomy, sport administration, and health psychology, preparing for careers in fitness, rehabilitation, coaching, and more.
Looking ahead? This route also builds a strong foundation for second degrees in medicine, physiotherapy, chiropractic, public health, and other health-related fields.
Combined Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Bachelor of Education
Interested in becoming a high school physical education teacher? This undergraduate study route allows you to earn two degrees in five years: a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and a Bachelor of Education.
To prepare you as a well-rounded educator, you'll also choose a second teaching area alongside physical education, giving you the skills and flexibility to thrive in today’s classrooms.
Graduate Studies
The College of Kinesiology is nationally and internationally recognized for its research excellence, driven by strong faculty programs and outstanding graduate students. Our students frequently earn top awards, including Tri-Council and University Graduate Scholarships, and present at major conferences early in their studies.
With around 50 students, the program emphasizes research and publication, offering M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in four key areas:
- Indigenous Wellness – Promoting holistic health in partnership with Indigenous communities.
- Healthy Aging & Chronic Conditions – Enhancing well-being in older adults.
- Child & Youth Development – Supporting growth and function in young populations.
- Human Performance – Advancing physical capabilities across movement contexts.
Students benefit from a collaborative, research-rich environment with access to dedicated lab and office space.