Kinesiology: Exercise Science, B.A.

Program Director: Don Diboll, Ph.D.

Overview

The exercise science emphasis is designed for students to pursue entry-level careers in the fitness industry, such as personal training and corporate fitness, as well as in strength and conditioning. Students will have a solid preparatory foundation for entry-level fitness certifications from professional organizations in the fitness industry.

General Education Prerequisites

Required Courses (50-51 Units)

Core Courses (33 UNITS)

BIOL 331 - Human Anatomy 4
BIOL 331L - Human Anatomy Lab 0
BIOL 332 - Human Physiology 4
BIOL 332L - Human Physiology Lab 0
COM 343 - Writing in the Natural Sciences 3
KIN 251 - Foundations of Kinesiology 3
KIN 331 - Fundamentals of Motor Behavior 4
KIN 331L - Fundamentals of Motor Behavior Lab 0
KIN 390 - Internship in Kinesiology 1-3
Must be taken for a minimum of 2 units
KIN 395 - Sport and Exercise Psychology 3
KIN 401 - Biomechanics 4
KIN 401L - Biomechanics Lab 0
KIN 406 - Physiology of Exercise I 4
KIN 406L - Physiology of Exercise I Lab 0
KIN 485 - Senior Seminar 2

Emphasis Courses (17-18 Units)

Choose a minimum of 2 units from the following:

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