COURSE CURRICULUM

Sample course offerings for the Bachelor of Kinesiology program provide a comprehensive foundation in human movement, health, and wellness. Courses like BIOL 1410: Anatomy of the Human Body introduce students to the structure and function of the human body, essential for understanding physical activity and exercise science. KPER 1200: Physical Activity, Health and Wellness explores the relationship between exercise and overall health, emphasizing wellness promotion. PSYC 1200: Introduction to Psychology covers fundamental psychological principles relevant to behavior and mental processes. Specialized courses such as KPER 2540: Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity examine the mental aspects of athletic performance and exercise motivation. KPER 2700: Motor Control and Learning focuses on how the brain and nervous system coordinate movement. Inclusive physical activity is highlighted in KPER 3100: Inclusive Physical Activity and Leisure, promoting accessibility for diverse populations. KPER 3470: Exercise Physiology studies the body’s responses and adaptations to physical activity. Courses like KIN 3510: Physical Activity and Aging address the unique needs of older adults, while KPER 3512: Principles of Fitness Training provides knowledge on designing effective fitness programs. Finally, KPER 4020: Philosophy of Physical Activity and Leisure encourages critical thinking about the social and ethical dimensions of physical activity. Together, these courses equip students with scientific, psychological, and practical expertise for careers in health, wellness, and sport.