The Master of Science in Human Performance and Rehabilitation Sciences (HPRS) will provide you with an advanced knowledge and practice in optimizing physical performance, recovery, and functional health across diverse populations.
You will explore exercise physiology, neuromuscular control, and performance analysis while integrating core training in physiology, biomechanics, rehabilitation theory, and research methods.
The non-thesis, 30-credit-hour program includes major topics in kinesiology and human performance, as well as the option of three credit hours of interdisciplinary elective courses. Students can advance on to the Ph.D. in Human Performance and Rehabilitation Sciences for a seamless transition to doctoral study, ensuring curricular coherence and creating a clear academic progression for future clinicians, researchers, and educators in the field.