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Master of Arts
in Exercise Science
with Internship
| I. Professional Requirements (27 Hrs.) | Cr |
Gr |
Date |
| HPER 8030 Research in HPER | 3 |
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| HPER 8850 Exercise for Special Populations | 3 |
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| PE 8040 Applied Statistics in PE1 | 3 |
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| PE 8400 Motor Learning 18410 / 8420 | 3 |
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| PE 8450 Advanced Biomechanics | 3 |
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| PE 8950 Advanced Exercise Physiology | 3 |
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| PE 8966 Topics in Sports Medicine 2 | 3 |
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| PE 8016 Laboratory Methods in Exercise Science2&3 | 6 |
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| II. PE 8910* Internship in Exercise Science3 | 3 |
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| III. Recommended Electives(6 Hrs.) | |||
| IV. Undergraduate Deficiencies | |||
| PE 2800 Motor Behavior | 3 |
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| PE 2880 Physiology and Anatomy | 5 |
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| PE 4630 Biomechanics | 3 |
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| PE 4940 Physiology of Exercise | 3 |
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*For more information on PE 8910, click here
1Prerequisite PE 8030
2Not required of equivalent undergraduate course taken
3By permission only. Student must have valid CPR Certification.
At least half of a student's program must consist of:
1. Courses in the School of HPER
2. Graduate only courses (course number ends in zero)
Recommended Electives (others required advisor approval)
HED 8206 Health Promotion at the Worksite 3
HED 8556 Health Aspects of Aging 3
HED 8850 Health Aspects of Stress Management 3
HPER 8100 Research Project 3"
PE 8240 Sport in American Culture 3
PE 8800 Risk Management for Health/Fitness Professionals 3
PE 8845 Survey Microcomputer Application HPER 3
PE 8856 Cardiac Rehabilitation Principles & Practices 3
PE 8865 Scientific Aspects Strength Development 3
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Academic advising is important for appropriate progress through the program of study. Your advisor is responsible for, and not limited to, informing you about the program requirements, specific due dates e.g., applying for graduation, and approving the courses you take each semester. Students are responsible for meeting with their advisor prior to registering for classes. Students not meeting with an advisor may take unnecessary courses, courses out of sequence, or miss due dates; all of which may delay progress or incur added expense. Students not meeting with an advisor are accountable for their own progress.
