Advance your skills and knowledge and unlock your potential by embracing an education designed to help you develop your understanding in exercise, human performance, and rehabilitation through the M.S. in Exercise Science and Rehabilitation program at Freed-Hardeman University.
Graduate Studies:
Graduate Studies in Exercise Science
Department Chair Name:
Dr. Jim Barr
B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Program Director:
Jana Meninno
B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Enrolling in the M.S. in Exercise Science and Rehabilitation program at Freed-Hardeman University is a major step in advancing your career. This program will provide you with a deep understanding of physiological, biomechanical and the psychological aspects of exercise, as well as the principles of rehabilitation. Additionally, our faculty members are dedicated to guiding students as they develop their skills in exercise science at a graduate level.
All current and new students applying for a Master’s or Doctorate program will use the online application process.
The future is exciting for those pursuing an M.S. in Exercise Science and Rehabilitation. This program has been intentionally designed to advance a student’s understanding in exercise and human performance. At FHU, graduate students gain access to terminally degreed faculty who are experts in their fields and who develop a framework for what it means to be a Christian leader in the health science world.
This program is perfect for those looking to bolster their application to Physical Therapy schools as well as those looking to become athletic coaches, work in gym settings, and more!
At Freed-Hardeman University, students enrolled in our M.S. in Exercise Science and Rehabilitation can expect a comprehensive journey that will enhance their understanding of exercise science, build impactful skills in their field, and gain the ability to help others in need.
| EXS 501: | Principles of Healthcare and Rehabilitation | 3 Hours |
| EXS 502: | Human Functional Anatomy | 3 |
| EXS 503: | Applied Biomechanics | 3 |
| EXS 504: | Advanced Exercise Physiology | 3 |
| EXS 505: | Nutrition in Exercise | 3 |
Choose a minimum of three (3) additional hours from the following:
| EXS 506: | Research Methods | 3 Hours |
Other Research courses to be determined
Choose a minimum of three (3) additional hours from the following:
| EXS 507: | Psychology of Exercise | 3 Hours |
| EDU 503: | Developmental Psychology | 3 |
Other Psychology courses to be determined
| EXS 601: | Exercise Prescription for Special Populations | 3 Hours |
| EXS 602: | Active and Passive Rehab. of Mus. Conditions | 3 |
| EXS 603: | Theory and Practice of Strength and Conditioning | 3 |
| HAD 530: | U.S. Healthcare Business | 3 |
| EXS 604: | Clinical Practicum | 3 Hours |
| EXS 605: | Capstone Project |
| Next Start Dates: | January 21
(Apply by January 7) |
To be considered for admission into the M.S.-Exercise Science and Rehabilitation program at FHU, please submit the following:
Because this program will go above and beyond to help prepare you for what’s next. Whether it’s professional school, a coaching career, or something else in the health sciences field, you’ll gain advanced understanding of exercise science and rehabilitation principles!
Our M.S. in Exercise Science and Rehabilitation is offered in a 100% online format. You’ll progress through each class through our online learning management system, Canvas, and complete assignments, interact with peers and professors, assess your knowledge through exams, and more all from the comfort of your own home!
Students are able to complete this program in as little as 4 semesters. However, students can also choose to enroll as a part-time student and take fewer classes thereby extending the time to completion.
Potentially! As long as you completed a few core classes throughout your undergraduate degree, you may be able to enroll without having one of the above mentioned programs. Reach out to us today to determine if you would be eligible for this program!
