Nov 21, 2024  
2024-2025 Graduate Catalog 
    
2024-2025 Graduate Catalog

Kinesiology, MS


Program Coordinator: Tom Raedeke (172 Minges Coliseum; 252-737-1292; raedeket@ecu.edu)

Coordinators by Concentration Area:

  • Adapted Physical Activity: Jihoun An (A-16 Minges Coliseum; 252-328-4662; anj14@ecu.edu)
  • Biomechanics and Motor Control: Zac Domire (332-A Ward Sports Medicine Building; 252-737-4564; domirez@ecu.edu)
  • Exercise Physiology: Linda May (371-A Ward Sports Medicine Building; 252-328-4237; mal@ecu.edu)
  • Physical Education Pedagogy: Bomna Ko (153 Minges Coliseum; 252-328-0017; kob@ecu.edu)
  • Sport and Exercise Psychology: Nick Murray (167 Minges Coliseum; 252-737-2977; murrayni@ecu.edu)

The Kinesiology, MS prepares students for careers or advanced academic training in the broad realm of kinesiology. The program offers five areas of concentration - adapted physical activity, biomechanics and motor control, exercise physiology, physical education pedagogy, and sport and exercise psychology. Students may choose from two options: thesis or nonthesis.

Students whose undergraduate preparation lacks essential prerequisite course work or whose baccalaureate degree is in a nonrelated field may have additional requirements. All degree candidates must pass the kinesiology comprehensive examination.

The degree requires a minimum of 36 s.h. as follows:

Thesis option


Select an area of concentration from the following:

Adapted physical activity - 36 s.h.


Biomechanics and motor control - 36 s.h.


Exercise physiology - 36 s.h.


Physical education pedagogy - 36 s.h.


Sport and exercise psychology - 36 s.h.


Nonthesis option


Select an area of concentration from the following:

Adapted physical activity - 36 s.h.


Biomechanics and motor control - 36 s.h.


Exercise physiology - 36 s.h.


Physical education pedagogy - 36 s.h.


Sport and exercise psychology - 36 s.h.