Kinesiology and Sport Sciences (B.S. KHPUM to M.S. KHPM Seamless)

The Bachelor of Science to Master of Science Degree in Kinesiology and Sport Sciences is a 147 semester hour program available to qualified students from the coaching and fitness concentration areas. The program requires 114 undergraduate semester hours and 36 graduate semester hours (six of which count towards the needed 120 undergraduate hours). The student who successfully completes the program meets the requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology and Sport Sciences and the Master of Science degree in Kinesiology and Human Performance. 

Academic Good Standing for B.S. to M.S. in Kinesiology and Sport Sciences to Kinesiology and Human Performance

By the end of the fifth semester of study, B.S. to M.S. students in Kinesiology and Sport Sciences must have obtained at least a 3.2 cumulative GPA to begin graduate coursework. Students not meeting and maintaining the cumulative program GPA requirement will not be allowed to begin or continue with graduate coursework. Students will have their major changed from B.S. to M.S. to only the B.S. degree program for degree completion.

Graduation Requirements

1. Successful completion of the course and credit hour requirements.

2. Cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher in graduate-level courses, no “D” or “F” grades, and no more than six credits with a grade of “C.”

3. Successful completion of the comprehensive assessment (Internship Option) OR Successful completion and presentation of a thesis proposal (Thesis Option).

4. Successful completion of the internship and the internship project (Internship Option) OR Successful completion and oral defense of a Thesis (Thesis Option).

Bachelor of Science (120 credits)

General Education Requirements and Co-requisites (44 credits)

The student majoring in Kinesiology & Sport Sciences must exceed the University’s general education requirement of 42 hours. The Science and Mathematics area includes 11. This brings the total general education credit hours required for Kinesiology & Sport Sciences majors to 44 (Courses listed as specifically required are shown below each subject area and must be completed with a grade of C or better).

Theology and Philosophy (9 credits)

THE-201THEOLOGY: FAITH, BELIEFS AND TRADITIONS

3

PHI-220INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

3

-
 

THE-
From University Approved General Education List

3

Written and Oral Communication (9 credits)

ENG-111FIRST-YEAR COMPOSITION & RHETORIC

3

ENG-112TECHNIQUES OF RESEARCH

3

-
 

-
Or

-
 

ENG-210WRITING ABOUT LITERATURE

3

SPE-101FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH

3

-
 

-
Or

-
 

COM-104INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

3

Science and Mathematics (11 credits)

BIO-220FOUNDATIONS OF HUMAN ANATOMY

3

BIO-220LFOUNDATIONS OF HUMAN ANATOMY/LAB

1

MAT-107GENERAL EDUCATION MATHEMATICS

3

-
 

-
Or

-
 

MAT-109PRECALCULUS MATHEMATICS I

3

-
 

-
Or

-
 

MAT-152ELEMENTARY PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

3

SES-360ESSENTIALS IN EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY

3

SES-360LESSENTIAL OF EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY LAB

1

SES-360 and SES-360L: also required in SES core but counted in distribution

Social and Behavioral Sciences (6 credits)

PSY-281INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

3

-
From University Approved General Education Requirement List

6

Humanities and Fine Arts (6 credits)

From University approved general education requirement list

SES Core Requirement (18 credits)

SES Core Requirements (18 credits)

(See listing. SES-335 required, (SES-360/SES-360L required but counted in Distribution)

Kinesiology and Sport Sciences Major Requirements (28 credits)

Kinesiology and Sport Sciences Major Requirements (28 credits)

CS-180INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL LITERACY

3

SES-320KINESIOLOGY

3

SES-320LKINESIOLOGY LAB

1

SES-326PRIN OF MOTOR LEARNING

3

SES-328THEORY OF COACHING

3

SES-330NUTRITION/PHY PERFORM

3

SES-465ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP & MGMT IN SES

3

SES-485RISK MANAGEMENT IN SES

3

SES-563PHYSIOLOGY STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

3

SES-621ETHICAL ISSUES IN SPORT & EXER SCIENCES

3

Specialization Options (18 credits)

Coaching Specialization (18 credits)

SES-332APPLD EXER TECHNIQUES & INJ PREVENTION

3

SES-341PSYCHOLOGY OF INJURY

3

SES-427APPLD SPRT, EXER & PERF PSYCHOLOGY

3

SES-469DIRECTED READINGS

3

SES-486PRACTICUM

1 to 6

SES-486PRACTICUM

1 to 6

NOTE: SES 486 requires a minimum of 3 credits. Advisor approval required for SES-486.

Fitness Specialist Specialization (18 credits)

SES-332APPLD EXER TECHNIQUES & INJ PREVENTION

3

SES-337INTRO TO EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY

3

SES-341PSYCHOLOGY OF INJURY

3

SES-367PRINCIPLES OF PERSONAL TRAINING

3

SES-486PRACTICUM

1 to 6

SES-486PRACTICUM

1 to 6

NOTE: SES 486 requires a minimum of 3 credits. Advisor approval required for SES-486.

Integrative Experience Requirement

SES-499INTERNSHIP

3 to 12

SES-499: Coaching and Fitness Specialist Specializations only

SES-499: Must take a minimum of 6 credits

Electives (12 credits)

Applied Sport and Exercise Sciences students in the Fitness or Coaching track need to take 9 credits of elective courses.

Graduate Requirements (27 credits)

Core Courses (18 credits)

SES-520BIOMECHANICS

3

SES-546QUAL ANALYSIS IN BIOMECH

3

SES-561ADV EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY

3

SES-562LAB TECHNIQUES IN SES

3

SES-616RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3

SES-601NUTRITION SPORT & WELLNESS

3

Note: Upon special request of the SES Program Director, consideration may be given for substituting an approved elective for SES-621, if the student has satisfactorily completed a Sports Ethics course at Barry University.

Thesis/Internship Track (9 credits)

Choose one of the following options:

Thesis Option (9 credits)
SES-624ADVANCED STATS FOR SPORT & EX SCIENCES

3

-
Or

SES-630QUALITATIVE RES SPRT & EXC SCIENCES

3

-
 

SES-689THESIS I

3

SES-690THESIS II

3

Internship Options (6 credits)
SES-679INTERNSHIP/PROJECT

6

SES-692CAPSTONE PROJECT IN SES

3