The generalist program allows students to combine courses that best fit their interests. The department's graduate coordinator counsels students in the general degree program before suggesting a program adviser. Students are required to take mandated core courses as well as being able to select a number of electives. The offerings in a specialization allow a student to identify certain curricula and competencies that have been achieved once the degree has been completed. Specialization in Biomechanics and Athletic Training Anatomy, mechanics, and neuromotor control of normal and abnormal movements, as well as injury and rehabilitation, are studied with an emphasis on scientific bases of body structure and function.
Attention is given to health related concerns and prevention of injuries in sport and exercise.
Six units to be chosen in consultation with a specialization adviser. This specialization is designed to increase a practitioner's pedagogical knowledge and effectiveness for teaching in diverse physical activity settings. Students who have experience in pedagogy will find the program particularly relevant. Nine units to be chosen in consultation with a specialization adviser. Specialization in Sport Psychology Students may take coursework that will develop competence as a sports psychology consultant in sport and exercise settings.