Apr 20, 2024

2018-2019 Southeastern University - Traditional Graduate and Post-Graduate Catalog

2018-2019 Southeastern University - Traditional Graduate and Post-Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Kinesiology, Master of Science

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Program Overview

The M.S in Kinesiology is a 33-semester-hour degree that will academically prepare students for careers in the field of Kinesiology. Students will learn how the many facets of Kinesiology intersect in areas of Sport Science, Physical Education and Coaching, Sport Administration, Sport Ministry, and Strength Training Performance. Since courses are individually designed to meet the needs of each student, assignments allow students to focus on their specific area of interest for course projects, field experiences, and research assignments.

Admission Requirements

Earned bachelor’s degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0 from a regionally accredited institution

Prior earned graduate degree from a regionally accredited institution
A bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution and 3 years of experience in the field of Kinesiology

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Two Year Plan

Kinesiology, Master of Science Two Year Plan

Master of Science in Kinesiology - 33 Hours

Core Requirements

KINS 5103 - THE SEU INSTITUTE OF SPORT MINISTRY Credits: 3
KINS 5123 - TOPICS IN KINESIOLOGY Credits: 3
KINS 5203 - RESEARCH IN SPORT ADMINISTRATION AND LEADERSHIP Credits: 3
KINS 5233 - SPORT SCIENCE AND COACHING Credits: 3
KINS 5403 - SPORT LAW INSTITUTE OF FLORIDA Credits: 3
KINS 5543 - INNOVATION DESIGN AND SPORT BRANDING Credits: 3
KINS 5663 - PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN PERFORMANCE Credits: 3
KINS 5993 - GRADUATE THESIS/CAPSTONE PROJECT Credits: 3
KINS 6013 - BIOMECHANICS AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE Credits: 3
KINS 6023 - SPORTS, CULTURE, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Credits: 3
KINS 6033 - ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION ATHLETICS Credits: 3

Non-Degree Seeking

Students with prior bachelor’s degree may take certain courses as a non-degree seeking student with advanced approval by program faculty. This may appeal to those that need further graduate hours or research in courses related to Sport Ministry, Sport Law, or Biomechanical Lab Performance.

Additional Requirements

Although this is a hybrid program, there is an on-campus residency requirement.

Students can fulfill the on-campus residency requirement by:

1) Attending a class session/ course on campus.

Or

2) Coming to campus to present their capstone or thesis project proposal prior to graduating.