COURSE CURRICULUM

The Exercise Science and Rehabilitation program includes advanced courses designed to deepen students’ knowledge and skills in key areas of human movement and health. KINE 3476U focuses on Advanced Sport Injury Management, equipping students with the expertise to assess, prevent, and manage sports-related injuries effectively. KINE 4401U explores Motor Behaviour and Developmental Disabilities, examining how motor skills develop and are affected by various disabilities, and how to support individuals in achieving optimal function. KINE 4414U covers Advanced Topics in Neuromuscular Physiology and Pathophysiology, providing in-depth understanding of the nervous and muscular systems, their disorders, and their impact on movement and rehabilitation. KINE 4482U offers training in Advanced Exercise Assessment and Prescription, teaching students to design tailored exercise programs based on detailed physiological evaluations. Finally, KINE 4483U delves into Advanced Exercise Physiology, exploring complex bodily responses to exercise and the underlying mechanisms of physical performance and adaptation. Together, these courses prepare students for specialized roles in rehabilitation, clinical exercise physiology, and sports science by blending theoretical knowledge with practical application to improve health outcomes and enhance physical performance.