The Applied Movement Science programme at The University of Texas at Austin develops your understanding of how the body moves and how to improve performance, health, and physical activity outcomes. You’ll build practical and evidence-based skills for careers in fitness, sport performance, and health-focused exercise settings. Career directions Personal training and strength & conditioning Sport performance coaching and sport program support Physical activity public health roles Pathways into health professions (with additional prerequisites)
The Applied Movement Science program at the University of Texas at Austin is designed to deepen your understanding of human movement and enhance performance, health, and physical activity outcomes. This undergraduate course equips you with practical and evidence-based skills, preparing you for various careers in fitness, sports performance, and health-oriented exercise settings.
The curriculum covers scientific principles alongside applied topics, including coaching, program management, and evidence-informed practices. Core courses may include:
Admission to the program is based on your academic record and supporting application materials. GRE or GMAT scores are not required for this course. International students must demonstrate English proficiency through accepted tests, such as:
Graduates of the Applied Movement Science program can pursue various career paths, including:
This program not only prepares you for immediate employment but also lays the groundwork for further studies in health-related fields.
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