Program Overview

The Master of Education in Exercise Science program helps students develop skills to organize and lead exercise programs in a variety of settings, including cardiac rehabilitation centers, corporate and hospital-based wellness programs, and private physical fitness enterprises. The primary focus of study is exercise physiology and its applications to physical activity programs. The program has a Laboratory-based hands-on approach to learning and applying the principles of exercise science. All graduate courses are offered online or in the evenings to accommodate students with other commitments.

Career Opportunities

Graduates will be prepared for careers in:

• Clinical/Cardiac Rehabilitation
• Sports Performance
• Health and Fitness, and/or Strength Training and Conditioning
• Research
• Corporate Wellness

Admission Requirements

• Application to the College of Graduate Studies for admission to the Master of Education program in Exercise Science. An area of specialization must be noted on the admission application form.
• Submission of one official transcript from each college and/or university where existing degrees were completed. Transcripts must be official transcripts in a sealed envelope
• Click here to view minimum GPA and Standardized test requirements and waiver procedures.
• Graduate Student Fact Sheet

Degree Completion Requirements

33 credit hours leading to a degree.