M.S.
Curriculum
(Ph.D. Curriculum)
Prerequisites:
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Two semesters of college chemistry
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Upper division classes in anatomy and physiology
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At least one class in general biology
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Undergraduate classes in kinesiology or biomechanics
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Undergraduate class in exercise physiology
The classes listed above are meant to be used as a guide, not as absolute requirements. Students may be required to take some of the classes prior to being accepted. If you lack one or two of the recommendations, you may be accepted into the program with the condition that you complete any deficiencies while in the program. If you have specific questions about your requirements, you should talk to Drs. Clasey or Yates.
Suggested Courses:
The
coursework in this concentration is divided up according to
the general Master's guidelines. The hours are typically distributed
as follows: (a) research tools, 6-7 hours; (b) area of concentration,
12-15 hours; (c) disciplinary support, 6 hours; and (d) thesis,
6 hours. A typical distribution of courses would be as shown
below. For course descriptions, follow this link: http://www.uky.edu/Education/KHP/khpnbr.html
Research
Tools
1.
STA 570 or EPE/EDP 557 - Basic Statistical Analysis - 3 or 4 credits
2. KHP 644 - Research Techniques Applied to KHP
Typical
Sequence in Exercise Physiology
Fall
of First Year
KHP 600 - Exercise Stress Testing and Prescription
KHP 640 - Laboratory Methods in Exercise Science
Physiology 412 G or 502 - 4 or 5 credits
Spring
of First Year
STA
570 or EPE/EDP 557 - Basic Statistical Analysis - 3 or 4 credits
KHP 620 - Advanced Exercise Physiology
KHP 644 - Research Techniques Applied to KHP
Fall
of Second Year
KHP 781 - Seminar in KHP
Electives 6 credits
Spring
of Second Year
Thesis
or internship 6 credits
or electives 6-9 credits
Total 34-37 credits
All of the courses listed above are required for exercise physiology
majors. Research Methods in KHP and Statistics are required
for all Kinesiology and Health Promotion majors while the
remainder of the courses are specific to exercise physiology
majors. Courses listed below are samples of elective courses
available on campus.
Examples
of Elective Courses Available in Dept. and University
KHP 546 - Scientific Basis for Coaching - 3 credits
KHP 560 - Motor Development in Infants and Young Children. - 3 credits
KHP 615 - Biomechanics of Fundamental Movements - 3 credits
KHP 618 - Ergonomics and Work Hardening - 3 credits
KHP 674 - Foundations of Health Promotion - 3 credits
KHP 675 - Health Assessments - 3 credits
KHP 685 - Supervision of Sport and Fitness Personnel - 3 credits
KHP 720 - Sports Medicine - 3 credits
KHP 781 - Seminar in Exercise in Health and Disease - 3 credits
KHP 781 - Seminar in Computer Methods in Exercise Science - 3 credits
KHP 782 - Independent Research in KHP - 3 credits
CNU 605 - Wellness and Sports Nutrition - 3 credits
GRN 612 - Biology of Aging - 3 credits
GRN 643 - Biomedical Aspects of Aging - 3 credits
PM 601 - Occupational and Environmental Health - 4 credits
PGY 608 - Advanced Renal Physiology - 3 credits
PGY 609 - Advanced Respiratory Physiology - 3 credits
