Degree Programs

Master of Arts

Master of Science

Doctor of Philosophy

All students receive their degree in Kinesiology and Health Studies.

All master's programs are full-time, two-year, thesis-based programs.

All doctoral programs are full-time, four-year, thesis-based programs.

Several areas of study are available including:

Biomechanics/Ergonomics

The integration of anatomical and mechanical aspects of human motion and in-depth study in functional anatomy and the mechanics of human movement

Exercise Physiology

The adaptation of the human organism to exercise; and training and advancing knowledge in occupational and health applications of the traditional exercise disciplines

Socio-Cultural Studies of Sport, Health and the Body

Sport and physical activity as a social phenomenon

Physical Activity Epidemiology 

Physical activity epidemiology provides students with education in a multi-disciplinary program exploring the issues of health at the population level that is based in Health Canada's paradigm for health research, the population health framework

Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity

The psychology of sport and physical activity

Health Promotion

Health Promotion study provides students with education in the science and art of promoting health, preventing disease, prolonging life and improving quality of life through the organized efforts of society.

Entrance Requirements

Master's Program (M.A / M.Sc.)

• Minimum B+ average or 77% overage average in last 20 half-credit courses of study
• English Score (TOEFL) - as mandated by the School of Graduate Studies or ELSA 140 or ESLA 150 or equivalent with supervisor's approval
• Evidence of completion of Bachelor's Degree

Doctoral Program (Ph.D)

• English Score (TOEFL) - as mandated by the School of Graduate Studies or ELSA 140 or ESLA 150 or equivalent with supervisor's approval
• Evidence of successful completion of Master's Degree

Prospective graduate students may use the online application process at Applying for Graduate Studies