Movement Science
Develop a comprehensive understanding of how the human body moves.
With a movement science degree, you’ll acquire a well-rounded perspective of kinesiology with classroom, lab and clinical educational experiences. The knowledge and skills developed here will empower you to help others by improving and maintaining their health and quality of life through physical activity.
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- Biomechanics
- Motor Development
- Study of Human Disease
Special Admission Requirements
There are no special admissions requirements for this program.
What Sets Us Apart
The teacher-scholar philosophy at TCU means professors actively immerse themselves in research--often with involvement of both undergraduate and graduate students. When your teachers are involved scholars themselves, everyone benefits.
You'll be given the opportunities to learn alongside your professors on field studies all over the United States.
At TCU there’s a shared willingness by faculty to collaborate across disciplines in teaching and research. Our goal is for students to build on their new knowledge, making valuable connections between concepts and ideas from different areas of study. This motivates our students to be more creative in their lifelong learning, and enhances the critical thinking skills needed for problem solving in today’s world.
International awareness and cross-cultural understanding are critical to TCU’s mission. Our faculty members are committed to empowering students to broaden their perspectives while addressing the world’s problems. TCU’s international programs inspire, enlighten and prepare Horned Frogs to make positive change for the greater good.
Career Prospects
The health industry offers many opportunities for qualified professionals. Prepare for a rewarding career or seek a graduate degree with an undergraduate degree in movement science. Licensure and certifications vary by state, but this undergraduate degree is a path to careers in:
- Sports medicine
- Education
- Exercise physiology
- Physical therapy
- Occupational therapy