Trent University

Overview

Kinesiology at Trent University offers a comprehensive, career-oriented degree designed to equip students with the skills to assess human movement and create evidence-based exercise programs tailored for diverse populations. The program emphasizes hands-on learning through practical settings, including exercise physiology labs, ensuring that students gain applicable skills through community and applied learning experiences.

• Degree: Kinesiology (career-focused undergraduate program)
• Focus: Exercise prescription, movement analysis, and applied kinesiology practice
• Learning format: In-person learning with lab-based and applied experiences
• Facilities: Access to exercise physiology and specialized learning spaces
• Language of instruction: English
• Professional pathway: Supports certification eligibility (e.g., R.Kin.), subject to certifying-body requirements
• Credits / duration: Confirm the program length and credit requirements on the Trent University program page
• Application & start dates: Refer to the Trent University intake schedule for current information

What you'll study

• Sport Psychology
• Exercise Physiology
• Brain and Body in Action
• Anatomy of Human Movement
• Exercise and Sport in Indigenous Health
• Critical Perspectives on Aging

This program features core science and movement courses that deepen your understanding of the human body and its responses to exercise. You will engage in applied learning opportunities that foster practical skill development while encouraging critical thinking about health, aging, and culturally informed practices.

Entry requirements

There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this program. However, prospective students should check the Trent University admissions page for the most current entry criteria.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Kinesiology program can pursue various career paths in health and fitness, rehabilitation, and community health. The degree prepares students for roles that require a strong understanding of human movement and the ability to design effective exercise programs, ensuring they are well-equipped to meet the needs of different populations.