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Kinesiology

List of Upcoming Courses

Please note this is a tentative list of upcoming course offerings. Although we do our best to plan our course offerings well ahead of time, there are instances where a course may be changed or cancelled.

Course Offerings 2025/26

2025/26 Academic Year
COURSE NUMBER COURSE NAME Summer 2025 Fall 2025 Winter 2026
KIN 103 Concepts of Physical Fitness
KIN 121 Physical Literacy  
KIN 122 Teaching Team Sport and Games    
KIN 160 Contemporary Health Issues
KIN 161 Introduction to Kinesiology
KIN 163 Introduction to Exercise Physiology  
KIN 170 Basic Human Anatomy
KIN 215 Introduction to Biomechanics  
KIN 221 Instructional Design and Analysis of Physical Education and Sport Programs    
KIN 222 Teaching Fitness and Lifestyle Recreation    
KIN 260 Topics in Human Nutrition
KIN 261 Sociocultural Aspects of Physical Activity and Sport
KIN 266 Exercise and Sport Psychology  
KIN 268 Introduction to Motor Learning and Control  
KIN 270 Human Physiology I  
KIN 272 Human Physiology II  
KIN 299 Special Topics in Kinesiology    
KIN 301 Research Methods in Kinesiology  
KIN 302 Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education    
KIN 323 Teaching Outdoor Leadership    
KIN 350 Stress and Chronic Disease    
KIN 360 Health Programming Across the Lifespan  
KIN 362 Theoretical Exercise Physiology  
KIN 363 Lab-Based Exercise Physiology  
KIN 365 Physical Growth and Motor Development
KIN 366 Applied Counselling Skills for Fitness Professionals  
KIN 368 Advanced Motor Learning and Control  
KIN 371 Introduction to Athletic Injuries  
KIN 435 Ergonomics and Occupational Biomechanics  
KIN 451 Program Planning for Health Promotion    
KIN 455 Professional Experience in Kinesiology  
KIN 460 Macronutrients: Applications to Sport and Disease   
KIN 461 Vitamins and Minerals: Applications to Sport and Disease    
KIN 462 Advanced Exercise Testing and Prescription  
KIN 463 Advanced Clinical Exercise Therapy  
KIN 465 Adapted Physical Activity    
KIN 466 Psychological Skills for Sport and Life    
KIN 470 Pathophysiology    
KIN 481 Applied Ethics for Health Sciences  
KIN 499 Special Topics in Kinesiology    

 

The kinesiology program has not only exposed me to the theory, but has equipped me with a vast amount of practical knowledge, applications, and tools to use in the future. This program has led me to pursue a career in medicine where I can have a positive impact on other and help them live a healthy life.

  • – P.J. Retief
  •    Kinesiology (Class of 2017)