University of Victoria

Overview

The Master’s programme in Physical Education at the University of Victoria is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and practical teaching skills essential for promoting active and healthy lifestyles within K–12 educational settings. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of physical activity through both scientific and educational perspectives, culminating in a research-based learning experience that prepares graduates for careers in education and health promotion.

What You'll Study

The curriculum is structured to enhance your expertise in physical activity and health through graduate-level coursework, research training, and thesis work. Key areas of study include:

• Research Methods
• Physiological Issues in Physical Activity and Health
• Neuroscience in Physical Activity and Health
• Issues in Health Promotion and Wellness
• Pedagogical Issues in Physical Activity and Health
• Thesis Research (tailored to your interests and supervisor match)

Learning Approach: Students will bridge theory and practice by exploring how empirical evidence shapes teaching strategies, enhances student learning, and drives health promotion initiatives in both school and community environments.

Entry Requirements

There are currently no specific GRE or GMAT requirements for this programme. Additionally, GPA grading scores are not specified.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the Physical Education programme can pursue various career paths in education and health promotion. Potential roles include physical education teachers, health program coordinators, wellness consultants, and community health educators, among others. This programme prepares you to make a significant impact on promoting healthy lifestyles and physical activity within diverse populations.