The graduate academic programs are designed to meet the challenges of both the College of Health and the School of Human Performance and Recreation's mission statements. These programs, within the School, meet the criteria of various accrediting agencies. Therefore, students can be assured that they are acquiring expert knowledge that will transfer and translate into the various emphasis areas in human performance and sport.

Graduate Programs

The School of Human Performance and Recreation offers the Master of Science and the Doctor of Philosophy degrees.

Program development is oriented toward supply and demand in the professional job market and academic disciplinary definition. Flexibility of program requirements allows for academic fulfillment of individual career interests. 

Fully Online Master's Degree Programs

On Campus Programs

Master's of Science Degree

Exercise Science

Physical Education

Recreation:

--------Recreation Emphasis: Campus and Community Recreation

--------Recreation Emphasis: Therapeutic

Sport Management

Sport Management: Sports Event Security Management

Sport Management and MBA Dual Degree

Doctor of Philosophy in Human Performance Degree


Emphasis areas: Administration and Teaching, Exercise Physiology, and Sport and High Performance Materials.


The Administration and Teaching emphasis (Ph.D.) is accredited as an Advanced NCATE / NASPE ) program.

Administration and Teaching

 

Exercise Physiology


Sport and High Performance Materials

Other Important LInks

Graduate Course Descriptions

Graduate Assistantships