Take advantage of this unique dual program and unlock your potential by embracing an education designed to help you advance your understanding in exercise, human performance, and rehabilitation through the B.S./M.S. in Exercise Science and Rehabilitation program at Freed-Hardeman University.
Graduate Studies:
College of Arts & Sciences
Department Chair Name:
Dr. Jim Barr
B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Program Director:
Jana Meninno
B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
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, this unique program will enable students to graduate with both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree at the same time!
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 this dual B.S./M.S. in Exercise Science and Rehabilitation. This program has been intentionally designed to advance a student’s understanding in exercise and human performance and expedite the process of earning both a bachelor’s and master’s degree at the same time. At FHU, 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!
See how this dual program at FHU can prepare you to make a lasting impact on your career, your company, and your community.
| BIO 212 | Human Anatomy and Physiology II | 4 Hours |
| KIN 120 | Foundations of Kinesiology | 3 |
| BIO 115 | Medical Terminology | 2 |
| 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 |
| EXS 506: | Research Methods | 3 Hours |
Other Research courses to be determined
| 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 |
Admission to this program requires:
Our B.S./M.S. in Exercise Science and Rehabilitation program will allow you to graduate with both your bachelor’s and master’s degree at the same time. This is a great application booster for students seeking to continue their education at a professional school and pursue careers as physical therapists, medical doctors, and more.
For this program, yes. Your undergraduate coursework will be in a traditional, on-campus format. All of your graduate level coursework, however, will be offered in a 100% online format.
The answer to this question depends on how many undergraduate credit hours you already have. Some graduating high school seniors have participated in dual-enrollment courses and are starting their traditional college career with a number of credits. If a student begins this program without any dual-enrollment credit hours, he/she can complete both programs in 5 years.
Yes! Students may apply their undergraduate scholarships to this program. Not only does this program expedite the process, it also makes it more affordable!
