Sport and Exercise Science
The Human Performance and Sport Studies department at Idaho State University offers a baccalaureate degree in Physical Education with an emphasis in Exercise Science. In completing the program, candidates will gain skills necessary to obtain a career in the Exercise Science field.
B.S. Physical Education, with an Exercise Science Emphasis
- Physical Education Graduation Requirements
- Physical Education Core (9 credits)
- Exercise Science Emphasis (77 credits)
- Objective 1: Develop foundational knowledge in the basic sciences (42 credits)
- Objective 2: Develop specialized knowledge in human movement activities (14 credits)
- Objective 3: Acquire skills to assess and analyze human movement (12 credits)
- Objective 4: Gain knowledge and skills in cognate exercise disciplines (9 credits)
Exercise Science Program of Study
Career Opportunities
- Physical Therapist
- Physical Therapist Assistant
- Sport Physical Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Strength and Conditioning Coach
- Sport Equipment Analyst
- Exercise Physiologist
- Biomechanist
- Athletic Training
- Kinesiologist
- Cardiac Rehabilitation
- Preventive and Rehabilitative Cardiovascular Health
- Adapted Physical Activity
- Personal Trainer
- Fitness Instructor
- Health Club Employee
- College/University Professor
- Coach
- Geriatric Programs
- Commercial Sport Clubs
- Youth-Serving Agencies
- Worksite Health Promotion
Marketable Skills
- Organization
- Verbal Communication
- Written Communication
- Human Relations
- Leadership
- Instructional Skills
- Motivational Skills
- Computer-Based Skills
- Analytical Skills
- Managerial Skills
- Demonstration Skills
- First Aid and CPR Certified
- Sports Injuries - Care and Prevention
- Knowledge of Health and Wellness
- Knowledge of Motor Skills Learning
- Program design and implementation
- Exercise Assessment and Prescription