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Listing of Graduate Programs in Kinesiology and Exercise Science Listing of Graduate Programs in Kinesiology and Exercise Science College-University List as of 03/11/10 (255 records meet current search criteria) Region: State: Institution: Pub/Priv: Department: Associates: Bachelors: Masters: Doctoral: Health, Physical Alabama A&M SE AL Public Education, and Yes Yes University Recreation Auburn SE AL Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Yes University Auburn Physical SE AL University- Public Education and Yes Yes Montgomery Exercise Science Health, Physical Jacksonville SE AL Public Education, and Yes Yes State University Recreation Department of Kinesiology and SE AL Troy University Public Yes Yes Health Promotion University of SE AL Alabama - Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Yes Tuscaloosa University of SE AL Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Montevallo Health, Physical University of SE AL Public Education, and Yes Yes South Alabama Leisure Studies Health, Physical Arkansas State SE AR Public Education, and Yes Yes University Sport Sciences Health and Arkansas Tech SE AR Public Physical Yes Yes University Education Health, Physical Henderson Education, SE AR Public Yes Yes State University Recreation and Athletic Training Health Science, University of Kinesiology, SE AR Public Yes Yes Yes Arkansas Recreation and Dance University of Kinesiology and SE AR Central Public Physical Yes Yes Arkansas Education SW CA Azusa Pacific Public Exercise and Yes Yes University Sport Science / California SW CA Baptists Private Kinesiology Yes Yes University California Polytechnic SW CA State Public Kinesiology Yes Yes University-San Luis Obispo California State Kinesiology and Polytechnic SW CA Public Health Yes Yes University- Promotion Pomona California State SW CA University - Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Fullerton California State SW CA University - Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Chico California State SW CA University - Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Northridge California State Kinesiology and SW CA University - Public Yes Yes Health Science Sacramento California State Physical SW CA University - Public Education and Yes Yes Stanislaus Health California State SW CA University – Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Dominguez Hills California State SW CA University – Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Long Beach California State Kinesiology and SW CA University – Los Public Nutritional Yes Yes Angeles Science California State SW CA University – San Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Bernardino California State SW CA University- Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Fresno Concordia Exercise & Sports SW CA University - Private Yes Yes Science Irvine Dominican Division of SW CA Private Yes Yes University of Natural, California Behavior, and Health Sciences Fresno Pacific SW CA Private Kinesiology Yes Yes University Kinesiology and Humboldt State SW CA Public Recreation Yes Yes University Administration Allied Health Loma Linda SW CA Private Professions/ Yes Yes Yes University Physical Therapy Samuel Merritt Occupational SW CA Public Yes Yes Yes College Therapy San Diego State SW CA Public Kinesiology Yes Yes University San Fransisco SW CA Public Kinesiology Yes Yes State University San Jose State SW CA Public Kinesiology Yes Yes University Sonoma State SW CA Public Kinesiology Yes Yes University St. Mary’s SW CA College of Private Kinesiology Yes Yes California University of SW CA Public Exercise Biology Yes Yes California-Davis University of SW CA Public Public Health Yes Yes California-Irvine Physiological University of Science ---used SW CA California-Los Public Yes Yes Yes to be called Angeles Kinesiology-- University of SW CA Southern Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Yes California Human Adams State Performance and SW CO Public Yes Yes College Physical Education Colorado State Health and SW CO Public Yes Yes Yes University Exercise Science Integrative University of Physiology SW CO Colorado at Public Yes Yes (formerly Boulder kinesiology) University of Colorado at SW CO Public Health Sciences Yes Yes Colorado Springs Sport and University of SW CO Public Performance Yes Denver Psychology University of Sport and SW CO Northern Public Yes Yes Yes Exercise Science Colorado Physical Central Education and NE CT Connecticut Public Yes Yes Human State University Performance Quinnipac NE CT Private Physical Therapy Yes Yes College Southern NE CT Connecticut Public Exercise Science Yes Yes State University University of NE CT Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Yes Connecticut University of NE CT Private Physical Therapy Yes Yes Yes Hartford Delaware State NE DE Public Sport Sciences Yes Yes University Health, Nutrition, University of NE DE Public and Exercise Yes Yes Delaware Sciences Sport and SE FL Barry University Private Yes Yes Exercise Sciences Exercise Science Florida Atlantic SE FL Public and Health Yes Yes University Promotion Florida Gulf College of health SE FL Public Yes Yes Coast University professions Nutrition, Food, Florida State SE FL Public and Exercise Yes Yes Yes University Sciences Hodges SE FL Private Health Studies Yes Yes University St Thomas Sports SE FL Private Yes Yes University Administration University of Health SE FL Public Yes Yes Central Florida Professions Applied University of SE FL Public Physiology and Yes Yes Yes Florida Kinesiology Physical University of SE FL Public Education and Yes Yes South Florida Exercise Science University of Health, Leisure SE FL Public Yes Yes West Florida and Exercise Science Armstrong SE GA Atlantic State Public Health Science Yes Yes University Augusta State Kinesiology and SE GA Public Yes Yes University Health Science Georgia College SE GA and State Public Kinesiology Yes Yes University Georgia Applied SE GA Institute of Public Yes Yes Yes Physiology Technology Georgia Health and SE GA Southern Public Yes Yes Kinesiology University Georgia Health and SE GA Southwestern Public Human Yes Yes State Performance Georgia State Kinesiology and SE GA Public Yes Yes Yes University Health Health, Physical Kennesaw State SE GA Public Education, and Yes Yes University Sport Science North Georgia Health and SE GA College and Public Physical Yes Yes State University Education University of SE GA Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Georgia Kinesiology and Valdosta State SE GA Private Physical Yes Yes University Education Kinesiology and University of HI Public Rehabilitation Yes Yes Yes Hawaii- Manoa Science Iowa State MW IA Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Yes University Health, Physical University of MW IA Public Education, and Yes Yes Northern Iowa Leisure Services Boise State NW ID Public Kinesiology Yes Yes University Health, Physical University of Education, NW ID Public Yes Yes Idaho Recreation and Dance Benedictine Clinical Exercise MW IL Private Yes University Physiology MW IL Illinois College Private Health Sciences Yes Yes Illinois State Kinesiology and MW IL Public Yes Yes University Recreation Health, Physical Northeastern Education, MW IL Illinois Public Yes Yes Recreation and University Athletics Kinesiology and Northern Illinois MW IL Public Physical Yes Yes University Education Northwestern Sports MW IL Private Yes University Administration Rosalind Franklin MW IL University of Private PT Yes Yes Medicine and Science Rush University Occupational MW IL Private Yes Medical Center Therapy Southern Illinois MW IL University - Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Carbondale Southern Illinois Kinesiology and MW IL University- Public Yes Yes Health Education Edwardsville University of Kinesiology and MW IL Illinois at Public Yes Yes Yes Nutrition Chicago Western Illinois MW IL Public Kinesiology Yes Yes University Physical Ball State Education, Sport, MW IN Public Yes Yes Yes University and Exercise Science Indiana MW IN University Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Yes Bloomington Indiana Health, Physical MW IN University Public Education and Yes Yes Yes Bloomington Recreation Indiana University- MW IN Purdue Public Health Sciences Yes Yes University Indianapolis Valparaiso Physical MW IN Private Yes Yes University Education Emporia State Health, Physical MW KS Public Yes Yes University Education and Recreation Health and Fort Hays State MW KS Public Human Yes Yes University Performance Kansas State MW KS Public Kinesiology Yes Yes University Health, Physical Pittsburg State MW KS Public Education and Yes Yes University Recreation University of Health, Sport and MW KS Public Yes Yes Yes Kansas Exercise Sciences Eastern Exercise and SE KY Kentucky Public Yes Yes Sport Science University Health, Physical Morehead State SE KY Public Education and Yes Yes University Sport Science Kinesiology and University of SE KY Public Health Yes Yes Yes Kentucky Promotion University of Health and Sport SE KY Public Yes Yes Louisville Science Western Kinesiology, SE KY Kentucky Public Recreation, and Yes Yes University Sport Kinesiology, Grambling State SE LA Public Sport, and Yes Yes University Leisure Studies Louisiana State SE LA Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Yes University Louisiana Tech SE LA Public Kinesiology Yes Yes University Health and Northwestern SE LA Public Human Yes Yes State University Performance Southeastern Kinesiology and SE LA Louisiana Public Yes Yes Health Studies University University of SE LA Louisiana at Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Lafayette University of SE LA Louisiana at Public Kinesiology Yes Yes Monroe Health and Boston NE MA Private Rehabilitation Yes Yes Yes University Sciences NE MA Bridgewater Public Movement Arts, Yes Yes State University Health Promotion and Leisure Studies University of NE MA Massachusetts Public Kinesiology Yes Yes at Amherst McDaniel College Exercise Science NE MD (Western Private and Physical Yes Yes Maryland Education
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