Overview

The Concurrent Certificate in Kinesiology provides non-Kinesiology undergraduate students with an opportunity to develop and demonstrate knowledge and skills relevant to the field of kinesiology.

The certificate recognizes students who have developed selected competencies in the interdisciplinary study of human movement and the impact of physical activity on health and disease.

Certificate Requirements

Any student enrolled in a non-Kinesiology undergraduate program at McMaster University may declare the Concurrent Certificate in Kinesiology at the time of graduation, provided the certificate requirements have been satisfied.

Approved Courses

Students may select from the following approved courses:

• KINESIOL 2C03 – Neuromuscular Exercise Physiology
• KINESIOL 2CC3 – Cardiorespiratory and Metabolic Exercise Physiology
• KINESIOL 2GG3 – Health Psychology
• KINESIOL 2KC3 – Kinesiology for the Curious
• KINESIOL 2SN3 – Trendy or True? Debunking Myths in Sport Nutrition
• KINESIOL 2X03 – Human Anatomy and Physiology I
• KINESIOL 2XX3 – Human Anatomy and Physiology II
• KINESIOL 2Y03 – Human Anatomy and Physiology I
• KINESIOL 2YY3 – Human Anatomy and Physiology II
• KINESIOL 3B03 – Adaptive Physical Activity
• KINESIOL 3HN3 – Human Neurophysiology
• KINESIOL 3V03 – Sport Psychology
• KINESIOL 4C03 – Integrative Exercise Physiology
• KINESIOL 4S03 – Exercise as Medicine
• KINESIOL 4SS3 – Human Aging: Biological and Lifestyle Influences
• KINESIOL 4TT3 – Movement Neuroscience
• LIFESCI 2DH3 – Determinants of Health and Physical Activity
• LIFESCI 2N03 – Human Nutrition for Life Sciences
• LIFESCI 3J03 – Human Biomechanics
• LIFESCI 3K03 – Neural Control of Human Movement
• LIFESCI 4Y03 – Applied Biomechanics