What will I learn?
The Kinesiology plan encompasses the scientific study of human movement in order to optimize health and prevent illness and injury. The plan provides a foundation in anatomy, biomechanics, physiology, nutrition, and neuroscience, complemented by biology, chemistry, and physics courses from the Faculty of Science. In keeping with an emphasis on applied and experiential learning, competence is developed through various laboratory courses, facilities, and assignments as well as advanced practicum courses in sports injury assessment, cardiac rehabilitation, and movement assessment. With one of the largest departments of kinesiology in North America, students also have the unique opportunity to take specialized kinesiology electives, and distinguish themselves with expertise in areas such as gait analysis, altitude and aerospace physiology, motor learning, or low back disorders. Help an Olympic hopeful recover from a torn ligament. Prevent workplace injuries by improving a company’s ergonomic standards.
Entry requirements
For international students
Official/Unofficial High School Transcripts Required.International Baccalaureate (IB)Mathematics: HL or SL Analysis and Approaches, minimum 4.Two of HL or SL Biology, Chemistry, or Physics, minimum 4.HL or SL English A, minimum 4, or HL English B, minimum 5.Total 27.Ontario students: six Grade 12 U and/or M courses includingAny 4U English (minimum final grade of 70%)Advanced Functions or Calculus and Vectors (minimum final grade of 70%)Any two of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics (minimum final grade of 70%)Admission averages: Regular: low 80s, Co-op: mid-80s
