Our classes over a diverse opportunity to gain knowledge and experience in a scientific and applied exercise and sports setting. Many of our graduates go on to varying career paths.
Learn about our Health Professions Meta Advising and Mentorship Program
Majors and Concentrations
Clinical Exercise Physiology
Fitness and Wellness
Strength Training and Conditioning
The Exercise and Sports Science (EXSS) major is both multi and interdisciplinary.
It is multidisciplinary in that it is the integration of anatomy, physiology, physics, psychology, and learning theory to describe and explain responses and adaptation to exercise and training and applies that knowledge to enhance physical potential for health, for sport, and in rehabilitation.
It is interdisciplinary in that it draws from biology and business administration to provide a foundation in these disciplines to support exercise science applications as well as to enhance career preparedness.
Course Rotation, Plan of Study, and University Catalog
Policies and Information
- Department Policies and Procedures (PDF)
- EXSS Internships (PDF)
- Student Handbook (PDF)
Meet Our Faculty
This is the perfect place to spread yourself out; participating in extracurricular activities, academics, sports, anything and everything allows you to succeed here!
Beyond the Classroom and a Look Inside the Courses
EXSS Club
Study Abroad
The Burg Blog
Facility and Equipment Information
The Exercise Science Laboratory is primarily for teaching, where students can gain hands-on-experience utilizing a variety of basic high tech instruments that are commonly used for research and in clinical settings. The Exercise Science lab is where students in the major take courses such as exercise physiology, functional anatomy, biomechanics, motor learning, and exercise testing and prescription. Associated with the laboratory is a well-equipped fitness center where students interested in the fitness industry may obtain valuable practical experience. We will provide an opportunity for student and faculty research utilizing a variety of basic equipment to answer questions related with the exercise sciences.
