Kinesiology is the study and research of human movement in all its dimensions. Undergraduate study focuses on:

• exercise stress, movement efficiency, and fitness
• social, cultural, and psychological aspects of participation in physical activity and sport
• coordination, control, and skill of physical activity
• physical growth, development, and body form throughout the life span
• the effects of therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation
• the instructional process of teaching/coaching of physical activity and sport

Kinesiology provides students with an excellent education, preparing them for a broad scope of career interests.. Within their studies, students are allowed to focus on a specific correlate, ranging from physical education to pre-medicine. Graduates of Kinesiology make-up a very diverse group of professionals. Their careers include but are not limited to: chiropractors, physical therapists, personal trainers, medical doctors, athletic trainers, teachers, coaches, occupational therapists, physician's assistants, exercise and sports psychologists, sports administrators, nurses, exercise physiologists, cardiac therapists, kinesiotherapists, biomechanists, message therapists, and research.