Applied Exercise and Health Science, MS

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The Master of Science in Applied Exercise and Health Science program is offered in a traditional model of curriculum instruction over four consecutive semesters beginning each fall semester. Most program classes will be scheduled in late afternoons and early evenings to allow working professionals to pursue advanced preparation with minimum disruption to ongoing career commitments. The curriculum is comprised of 36 semester hours divided into AEHS Core, Concentration Core, Capstone Experience, and approved electives.

Students admitted to the program will work closely with the Graduate Program Coordinator to develop their program of study. Any changes to the program of study must be approved by the Graduate Program Coordinator.

AEHS Core (6 Credit Hours)

Concentration Core (15 Credit Hours)

Exercise Physiology Concentration

Worksite and Community Health Promotion Concentration

Capstone Experience (6 Credit Hours)

Choose one from the following:

EHS 6900 - Administrative Field Experience and one elective course
EHS 7850 - Master’s Project in Applied Exercise and Health Science and one elective course
EHS 7900 - Master’s Thesis repeated once

Approved Electives (9 Credit Hours)

Any EHS courses
Selected non-EHS graduate courses with Graduate Program Coordinator’s approval