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Dec 17, 2024
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2014-2015 Graduate & Professional [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Exercise Science and Physical Education (EPE) MS
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Overview
The graduate program offers students an opportunity to pursue an interest in the discipline of exercise science and physical education. Successful completion of an approved program leads to the Master of Science degree. Students pursuing the Master of Science degree have the opportunity to select one of three specializations: general studies, administration, or scientific perspectives. Candidates complete a thesis (3.00 credits) or a comprehensive exam (0.00 credits) as their capstone experience. Admissions Requirements
Candidates required to submit:
- application for graduate study with non-refundable fee;
- official transcript conferring bachelor’s degree (minimum 2.75 GPA) from an accredited institution
- three completed reference forms
Courses
All degree candidates must successfuly complete the required core, a specialization, and supporting electives. Core Courses 9 credits (thesis) -12 credits (comp exam):
Specialization (choose one):
A specialization must be declared by the completion of 9 credit hours. General Studies 18 credits (thesis) -21 credits (comp exam)
The General Studies emphasis permits candidates to self-select a course of study relative to their professional interests. Supporting Electives 3 credits (thesis) - 6 credits (comp exam)
Administrative 15 credits (thesis)-18 credits (comp exam)
The Administrative emphasis provides a body of knowledge essential to administrative positions in the education realm or private sector. Supporting Electives 6 credits (thesis) - 9 credits (comp exam)
Scientific Perspectives 18 credits (thesis) - 21 credits (comp exam)
The Scientific Perspective emphasis provides an in-depth study for those wishing to explore further the science of human movement and exercise. Preparation for various certification examinations through the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) or the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) testing programs is possible. Supporting Electives 3 credits (thesis) - 6 credits (comp exam)
Total Credit Hours: 30 credits (thesis) - 33 credits (comp exam)
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