The on-ground (in person) Master of Science in Nutrition/Dietetic Internship and Residency is an intensive curriculum lasting only 12 months and focusing on preparing students for clinical rotations in the field of dietetics. This program includes approximately 1000 hours of supervised clinical practice and is specifically designed for those students desiring to be a Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist

The Environmental Science concentration provides students with an excellent opportunity to pursue your interests in understanding the roles of nutrition in health and disease, development and aging, and in athletic performance.

The on-ground (in-person) Master of Science in Nutrition Science provides students with detailed content in areas specific to nutrition science including nutrient metabolism, health and disease, development and aging, and research methods. The program is ideal for students interested in pursuing a career in nutrition research, whether in industry or academia. It is also a great preparatory program for students desiring to pursue a PhD in nutrition or a related field of study.

The fully online Master of Science in Exercise Nutrition provides students with increased knowledge and understanding of exercise and nutrition science, with coursework in exercise physiology, cellular nutrition, research methods, and supportive areas of students’ choosing. The program is ideal for the working student who desires additional knowledge in the areas of exercise and nutrition science, perhaps for career advancement or in preparation for advanced graduate study.

The on-ground (in-person) Master of Science in Exercise, Sport & Movement Sciences provides students with comprehensive exposure to the field of exercise science, with coursework in areas such as physiology, biomechanics, and motor behavior, with supportive content in research methods and statistics. The program is ideal for students interested in pursuing a career in exercise science-specific research, whether in industry or academia. It is also a great preparatory program for students desiring to pursue a PhD in exercise science or a related field of study.

This fully online Master of Science in Lifestyle Medicine provides students with a strong foundation in evidence-based lifestyle medicine, preparing graduates to promote sustainable health behavior change and improve health outcomes through lifestyle-focused interventions. The program is ideal for individuals pursuing careers in health and wellness coaching, corporate wellness, healthcare, public health, and related fields. It also provides a strong foundation for doctoral or advanced professional education in lifestyle medicine, health promotion, public health, and allied health professions.

The fully online Master of Science in Physical Education Teacher Education (PETE) prepares students with evidence-based teaching strategies, advanced curriculum development, and leadership skills. Graduates are prepared to design programs that promote lifelong health, wellness, and motor skill development in both school and community settings. The program is ideal for students interested in expanding their career as a physical education teacher, or for those looking to pursue a PhD in physical education or a related field of study.

The on-ground (in-person) Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Biomechanics provides students with a research-intensive education focused on understanding the role of body mechanics and musculoskeletal structure in human movement. Through advanced coursework and mentored research experiences, students develop expertise in biomechanics while contributing to ongoing investigations within one or more faculty research laboratories. Admission occurs through two entry points: post-bachelor's or post-master's, with post-bachelor's students earning an MS in Exercise, Sport and Movement Sciences prior to advancing to doctoral coursework. The program prepares graduates to become independent researchers and leaders in academia, industry, clinical, and performance settings, with the knowledge and skills to advance the science and application of human movement through innovative research and interdisciplinary collaboration.

The on-ground (in-person) Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) is a three-year, residential professional doctoral program that prepares students to become licensed physical therapists through a curriculum that combines foundational and clinical sciences, hands-on laboratory training, research methods and evidence-informed practice training, interprofessional education, and extensive clinical education. The program emphasizes developing movement experts who can provide patient-centered care across diverse practice settings, including orthopedics, sports medicine, neurology, pediatrics, and acute care, while also addressing healthcare needs in rural and underserved communities. This program includes 120 credit hours of combined classroom instruction, laboratory experiences, clinical education, research training, and collaborative learning opportunities with other healthcare professionals. This program is ideal for students who are passionate about helping individuals improve movement, function, and quality of life, and who aspire to pursue a career in healthcare as a licensed physical therapist serving diverse patient populations.