Kinesiology (BKin)

KINE 1013

• Foundations

KINE 1213 and 1210L

• Growth & Motor Development, with lab

KINE 1413 and 1410L

• Applied Human Anatomy, with lab

BIOL 1853 and 1850L

• Applied Human Biology 1, with lab

COMM 1013

• Communication for Kinesiology

KINE 1113

• Research Methods in Kinesiology

KINE 1243

• Historical Aspects of Physical Activity & Sport in Canada

KINE 1333 and 1330L

• Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries, with lab

BIOL 1863 and 1860L

• Applied Human Biology 2, with lab

MATH 1213 and 1210L

• Statistics, with lab

KINE 1100

• First Aid & CPR

Acadia’s Bachelor of Kinesiology (BKin) program balances theory (scientific knowledge about human movement) and application (hands-on experiences), which bring the theory to life and gives it relevance. This connection between theory and real-life experience using state-of-the-art equipment is invaluable. You will work closely with your professors and benefit from being a big part of Acadia's small classes. You can explore electives in areas such as sport injury assessment and management, personal training, adapted physical activity, health promotion and wellness, teaching, exercise science, coach education, and sport and exercise psychology.