This program provides field experiences for students to put their knowledge to use outside of the laboratory setting in other clinical and commercial enterprises. Students will receive a comprehensive and well-rounded education in the field.
Students will also be given the opportunity to assist graduate students in research, data collection and clinical assessments in the Laboratory of Clinical and Applied Physiology. Established in 1983, the laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-science instrumentation enabling students to gain hands-on, clinical experiences in a sophisticated exercise physiology laboratory. Students will learn how to use the equipment and apply it to real-life situations, on-going research, and clinical studies.
Fifth Year Master’s Degree Option
Undergraduate students majoring in Exercise Physiology should consider applying to the Master’s Program in Exercise Physiology at the end of their junior year or during their senior year. Following completion of their bachelor’s degree, students will be able to obtain a Master’s degree within one year. For more details, exercise physiology undergraduate majors should speak to their advisors. Students applying to the Master’s program must submit all application materials and meet the admission criteria established under the "Admissions, Financial Aid and Scholarship" section.
Fifth Year Option Course Rotation
(Open to UM Exercise Physiology Undergraduate Majors admitted to the Master’s Program)
Undergraduate Senior Year
(Undergraduate students may take these courses for undergraduate or graduate credit)
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ESS 579
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Principles of Exercise Prescription/Assessment: Cardiovascular
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ESS 586
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Exercise Prescription Assessment Laboratory
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Graduate Fall Semester
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ESS 520
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Cellular Exercise Physiology
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ESS 530
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Laboratory: Techniques in Functional Evaluation of Skeletal Muscle
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ESS 646
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Research Methods in Exercise and Sport Sciences
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ESS XXX
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ESS Elective
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Graduate Spring Semester
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ESS 541
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Neurophysiology in Exercise Science
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ESS 699
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Special Project in Exercise and Sport Sciences
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EPS 671
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Group Comparative Research Designs & ANOVA Methods
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ESS XXX
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ESS Elective
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