Student Learning Outcomes

1. MSKN students will demonstrate the ability to conduct, evaluate, and interpret data related to kinesiology.
2. MSKN students will demonstrate the ability to make ethical choices grounded in an evangelical Christian worldview.
3. MSKN students will demonstrate knowledge of legal issues in sport, exercise, and/or physical education, including the ability to construct a thorough risk management plan.

1. What is kinesiology?
Kinesiology is often defined as the study of human movement. The Master of Science in Kinesiology at CBU encompasses the experience of physical activity, the theoretical and conceptual bases of physical activity, and the professional practice centered in physical activity.

2. What are the program's entry dates and application deadline?
The M.S. in Kinesiology offers a rolling admission policy, and accepts students for the fall (September), spring (January) or summer (May) semesters. Students may begin the program in any semester or term. Students are strongly encouraged to have their application files, including all needed documentation, completed at least 30 days prior to the start of the semester.

3. What are the program's prerequisites?
There are no prerequisites for the sport management concentration; however, the physical education concentration requires a minimum of 12 semester units of study in kinesiology including a basic movement anatomy or related course completed with a "C" or better.