hses.ku.edu/exercise The bachelor’s degree (B.S.) in exercise science at the University of Kansas provides individuals with a thorough understanding of the human body & prepares them to work in health-related professional fields. Undergraduate Research Opportunities: Students gain access to study in the Osness Human Performance Labs. Program Reputation: KU’s program is offered through the top 10-ranked School of Education & Human Sciences. National Recognition: KU’s program is recognized by the National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA) Education Recognition Program. Study Abroad: Program supports unique opportunities for students to acquire the knowledge, skills & dispositions needed for culturally-responsive professionalism. Preparation for Professional Programs: Coursework satisfies prerequisites for professional programs including athletic training or physical therapy. CONTACT US Future Student Advising Center [email protected]785-864-9616 STEPS FOR SUCCESS DEADLINES TO APPLY Fall: September 14 1. Meet with an academic advisor; 2. Complete the course requirements for admission with a minimum 2.75 GPA; 3. Apply online to the professional School of Education & Human Sciences program. EXERCISE SCIENCE Spring: February 1
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hses.ku.edu/exercise
The bachelor’s degree (B.S.) in exercise science at the University of Kansas provides individuals with a thorough understanding of the human body & prepares them to work in health-related professional fields.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities:Students gain access to study in the Osness Human Performance Labs.
Program Reputation: KU’s program is offered through the top 10-ranked School of Education & Human Sciences.
National Recognition: KU’s program is recognized by the National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA) Education Recognition Program.
Study Abroad: Program supports unique opportunities for students to acquire the knowledge, skills & dispositions needed for culturally-responsive professionalism.
Preparation for Professional Programs: Coursework satisfies prerequisites for professional programs including athletic training or physical therapy.
1. Meet with an academic advisor; 2. Complete the course requirements for admission with a minimum 2.75 GPA;3. Apply online to the professional School of Education & Human Sciences program.
EXERCISESCIENCE
Spring: February 1
CURRICULUM
hses.ku.edu/exercise
Please note: This is only a potential plan of study. Consult with your academic advisor before enrolling. Courses for the exercise science bachelor’s degree program fulfill the
requirements for the KU Core: kucore.ku.edu
PREREQUISITE & GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES
__MATH 101: College Algebra__BIOL 100 & 102: Principles of Biology Lecture & Lab (or BIOL 150: Molecular & Cellular Biology)__BIOL 240: Human Anatomy__BIOL 246: Human Physiology__ENGL 101: English Composition I __ENGL 102: Critical Reading & Writing__PSYC 104: General Psychology__HSES 269: Introduction to Exercise Science__HSES 330: Principles of Nutrition & Health__BIOL 200 & 203: Basic Microbiology & Lab (or BIOL 400 & 402: Fundamentals of Microbiology & Lab)__BIOL 241: Human Anatomy Lab__BIOL 247: Human Physiology Lab__CHEM 130: General Chemistry I__CHEM 135: General Chemistry II__PHSX 114: College Physics I__PHSX 115: College Physics II__MATH 103: Trigonometry__PHIL 160: Introduction to Ethics__COMS 130: Public Speaking__18 credit hours of approved electives*__Diversity Requirement (KU Core Goal 4.1)__Humanities Requirement (KU Core Goal 3H)__Global Awareness Requirement (KU Core Goal 4.2)
CONTENT AREA COURSES
__HSES 305: Methods of Strength Training & Conditioning __HSES 310: Research & Data Analysis in HSES__HSES 350: Care & Prevention of Athletic Injuries __HSES 369: Kinesiology__HSES 375: Neuromuscular Exercise Physiology & Motor Control __HSES 470: Biomechanics__HSES 472: Exercise Physiology__HSES 473: Clinical Fitness Evaluation Techniques__HSES 474: Exercise Biochemistry__HSES 480: Physical Activity & Exercise Management for Individuals with Disabilities
APPROVED ELECTIVESStudents must enroll in 18 credit hours of approved elective courses. Students may select from a variety of minor options to fulfill their 18 credit hours of elective coursework.
