This 36-credit master’s of science degree in Exercise, Fitness, and Health Promotion takes a science-based approach toward the fields of athletic training, biomechanics, and strength and conditioning. This degree prepares students to become professionals capable of applying evidenced-based scientific principles. Completion of this degree prepares students for employment in human performance and allied health related professions or the pursuit of further academic study (doctoral programs). This program offers the traditional research masters’ thesis or a research project option. This program of study is offered by the School of Recreation, Health, and Tourism (RHT) within the College of Education and Human Development. For policies governing all graduate degrees, see the Academic Policies chapter of the catalog.

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