Kinesiology - Performance Psychology Concentration, M.S.
Kinesiology, M.S. (Performance Psychology Concentration) - Course Only Option
The 36 credit hour requirement is met through major core and counseling core courses, and major elective and/or free elective courses.
| Code | Title | Semester Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Major Core Courses | 18 | |
| Physiology of Exercise | ||
| Research in Kinesiology | ||
| Psychological Aspects of KN | ||
| Motor Learning/Motor Control | ||
| Seminar in Selected Topics 1 | ||
| Statistical Analy of Res Data | ||
| Counseling Core Courses | 6 | |
| Prof Orient & Ethical Practice | ||
or PSYC 5333 | Ethics and Legal issues | |
| Counseling Techniques | ||
| Major Elective Courses | 0-12 | |
| Cardiovascular Health | ||
| Drug Education | ||
| Curr Issues in Global Health | ||
| Seminar in Selected Topics 1 | ||
EDKN 5315 | ||
| Fitness/Nutrition/Weight Ctrl | ||
| Perf in Environmental Extremes | ||
| Youth Fitness and Performance | ||
| Aging and Physical Activity | ||
| Sport in the Modern World | ||
| Applied Sprt, Ex, & Perf Psych | ||
| Seminar in Selected Topics 1 | ||
| Free Elective Courses | 0-12 | |
Select from 5000-level courses outside of EDHL or EDKN that are determined to be germane to performance psychology and approved in advance by the Program Coordinator 2 | ||
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Seminar courses must have an approved performance psychology topic as determined in advanced by the Program Coordinator.
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NOTE: If the student takes 9 or more credit hours of free electives in a specific discipline, he/she will be required to take a comprehensive examination covering his/her coursework from that discipline.
Kinesiology, M.S. (Performance Psychology Concentration) - Research Project Option
The 36 credit hour requirement is met through major core, counseling core and major research courses, and major elective and/or free elective courses.
| Code | Title | Semester Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Major Core Courses | 21 | |
| Physiology of Exercise | ||
| Research in Kinesiology | ||
| Psychological Aspects of KN | ||
| Motor Learning/Motor Control | ||
| Applied Sprt, Ex, & Perf Psych | ||
| Seminar in Selected Topics 1 | ||
| Statistical Analy of Res Data | ||
| Counseling Core Courses | 6 | |
| Prof Orient & Ethical Practice | ||
or PSYC 5333 | Ethics and Legal issues | |
| Counseling Techniques | ||
| Major Research Courses | 3 | |
| Graduate Research Project | ||
| Major Elective Courses | 0-6 | |
| Cardiovascular Health | ||
| Drug Education | ||
| Curr Issues in Global Health | ||
| Seminar in Selected Topics | ||
EDKN 5315 | ||
| Fitness/Nutrition/Weight Ctrl | ||
| Perf in Environmental Extremes | ||
| Youth Fitness and Performance | ||
| Aging and Physical Activity | ||
| Sport in the Modern World | ||
| Seminar in Selected Topics 1 | ||
| Free Elective Courses | 0-6 | |
Select from 5000-level courses outside of EDHL or EDKN that are determined to be germane to performance psychology and approved in advance by the Program Coordinator 2 | ||
- 1
Seminar courses must have an approved performance psychology topic as determined in advanced by the Program Coordinator.
- 2
NOTE: If the student takes 9 or more credit hours of free electives in a specific discipline, he/she will be required to take a comprehensive examination covering his/her coursework from that discipline.
Kinesiology, M.S. (Performance Psychology Concentration) - Thesis Option
The 30 credit hour requirement is met through major core, counseling core, and major research courses.
| Code | Title | Semester Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Major Core Courses | 18 | |
| Physiology of Exercise | ||
| Research in Kinesiology | ||
| Psychological Aspects of KN | ||
| Motor Learning/Motor Control | ||
| Seminar in Selected Topics 1 | ||
| Statistical Analy of Res Data | ||
| Counseling Core Courses | 6 | |
| Prof Orient & Ethical Practice | ||
or PSYC 5333 | Ethics and Legal issues | |
| Counseling Techniques | ||
| Major Research Courses | 6 | |
| Thesis (A) | ||
| Thesis (B) | ||
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Seminar courses must have an approved performance psychology topic in advance by the Program Coordinator.