The Department of Kinesiology offers graduate work leading to the degrees of Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy. Major areas of specialization at both the master's degree and doctoral degree level include:

1. Biobehavioral Kinesiology. Faculty in the Biobehavioral Kinesiology concentration examine the antecedents and consequences of involvement in physical activity and sport and the impact that physical activity and sport have upon individuals. This area includes Exercise and Sport Psychology, Biomechanics, Motor Control, and Kinesmetrics
   
2. Cultural, Pedagogical, & Interpretive Studies. Faculty m the CP&I concentration examine the interaction between physical activity and the individual from a variety of cultural, sociological and pedagogical perspectives. Several faculty study the impact of movement on cultural and social relations, whereas others examine issues related to pedagogy and physical education
   
3. Exercise Physiology and Athletic Training. Exercise physiology is the study of work output, energy transfer, and movement efficiency. Research in this area is conducted in order to better understand the consequences of exercise stress on body systems. The athletic training program focuses on the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries incurred in physical activity and sport.