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MS in Kinesiology
Training master practitioners in human movement
UIC’s Master of Science in kinesiology focuses on the relationship between a fit, strong body and quality of life, in everyone from high-performance athletes to people living with disabilities or disease.
We produce experts that examine human movement through the lenses of biomechanics, physiology, and psychology. Our students learn from award-winning faculty that are leading the way in groundbreaking studies in exercise physiology, gait, biomechanics, and the psychology of exercise.
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Choose your path
With three research-focused concentrations and one practice-focused concentration, you can focus your studies to meet your interests and prepare you to be a leader in the field you choose. The research concentrations (Biomechanics, Exercise Physiology, and Psychology of Exercise) are designed to give students a solid background to pursue doctoral studies in each respective field whereas the practice concentration (Performance, Sports and Exercise Psychology) is designed to fulfill the requirements for the CMPC certification.
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Biomechanics
If you’re interested in research or doctoral studies, our concentration in biomechanics is a perfect springboard.
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Exercise Physiology
Planning to pursue doctoral studies or a career in exercise science research? Our exercise physiology concentration will give you experience with a variety of testing, measurement and prescription techniques.
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Psychology of Exercise
In the third research-based concentration, the psychology of exercise concentration, you’ll investigate interventions in exercise and health promotion, learn how to conduct research, and get exposed to behavior change strategies.
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Performance, Sports and Exercise Psychology
The performance, sports, exercise psychology concentration is practice-focused and prepares you to become an accredited Certified Mental Performance Consultant through the Association of Applied Sports Psychology.
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