Brock University

Overview

The Kinesiology – Accelerate Into Master’s program at Brock University offers a unique pathway for eligible students to transition seamlessly from a four-year Bachelor of Kinesiology (BKin) to a one-year Master of Professional Kinesiology (MPK). This integrated program emphasizes both foundational knowledge and advanced professional skills in kinesiology, readying graduates for successful careers in the field.

What you'll study

This accelerated program combines undergraduate study with graduate-level coursework, ensuring a robust educational experience that progresses from fundamental concepts to specialized professional practice.

Undergraduate foundation (BKin)

• Core kinesiology sciences, including anatomy, physiology, exercise physiology, biomechanics, and neuroscience.
• Human movement and health principles, focusing on the impact of physical activity on well-being.
• Applied learning experiences related to fitness, health promotion, and evidence-based practice.

Graduate professional year (MPK)

The one-year MPK component focuses on advanced topics relevant to professional kinesiology practice.

• Exercise rehabilitation techniques, including cardiac and cancer rehabilitation.
• Strategies for fitness and health promotion.
• Ergonomics, emphasizing workplace assessments and skills analysis.
• Corporate wellness initiatives.
• Applied methodologies targeting health and movement outcomes.

Capstone / culminating work

During the MPK year, students will complete a culminating project, which varies by cohort. Details will be provided in Brock University’s program handbook.

Entry requirements

Admission is open to students applying directly from secondary school, with no prior post-secondary education required. There is no specific GRE or GMAT requirement for this program.

Career prospects