Anderson University

What you'll study

Core learning focuses on the biological and mechanical bases of movement, exercise testing and prescription, injury prevention, and principles of motor learning and rehabilitation. Practical elements commonly include laboratory work in exercise physiology and biomechanics, movement assessment, and opportunities for supervised practicum or field placements to apply assessment and training skills.

Entry requirements

Entry normally requires a secondary-school diploma with a strong foundation in sciences; courses in biology, chemistry and mathematics are advantageous. Admissions may consider academic transcripts, a statement of purpose and, where relevant, evidence of extracurricular or volunteer experience in sports, fitness or health settings.

Career prospects

Graduates enter a range of roles including fitness and strength‑and‑conditioning coaching, rehabilitation assistant roles, exercise testing technician, wellness programme coordinator, or progress to postgraduate study for careers in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, athletic training, or research. Career pathways depend on additional certifications, licensure and postgraduate qualifications required in specific professions or jurisdictions.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Prospective students should explore institutional scholarships, merit and need-based awards, and departmental bursaries that support science or health‑related study. Additional funding options include athletic scholarships, work‑study programmes, external grants, and scholarships tied to community service or leadership—confirm eligibility and application procedures with the universitys financial aid office.