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Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology
The Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at University of Redlands is an academically rigorous program that develops students’ foundations in biology, chemistry, and human movement to provide seamless pathways into graduate studies and career opportunities in allied health.
Degrees Offered
Bachelor of Science
Program Types
Undergraduate, Major
Mode of Study
On Campus
Department
KinesiologySchool / College
College of Arts and SciencesWhat is a Kinesiology degree?
As a student in the Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology program, you’ll dive into the complex world of human motion and body mechanics. This rigorous program provides a strong academic foundation in biology, chemistry, exercise physiology, biomechanics, and anatomy. Electives in this program are designed to allow you to focus your studies on prerequisites for entry into graduate programs in allied health fields — physical therapy, occupational therapy, athletic training — or gear your courses toward careers in physical education, coaching, or strength and fitness.
Sample electives include:
- Human Physiology
- Physics
- Intro to Sports Medicine
- Nutrition
- Teaching Team and Individual Sports
- Social Sciences in PE/Sport
If you are passionate and curious about techniques for improving human health, performance, and well-being, this is the program for you.
Why should you major in Kinesiology at Redlands?
The kinesiology program at University of Redlands is designed to establish a strong foundation in physical sciences pertaining to human movement, performance, and function. Through hands-on learning experiences and interdisciplinary studies, you’ll be well-equipped for a variety of allied health professions. Professors and advisors will work closely with you to craft an academic plan that aligns with your career goals and to identify opportunities for local internships, student-led research, and shadowing experiences. Additionally, this program is partnered with Loma Linda University to create a pathway for undergraduate students to flow seamlessly into graduate studies in physical therapy and occupational therapy.
Classes you'll take
All students completing a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology must complete the following courses.
1. Foundation Course:
- KINE 110: Foundations of Kinesiology and Sport
2. Mathematical Methods - Choose ONE of the following courses:
- MATH 111: Elementary Statistics
- POLI 202: Statistical Analysis/Mapping
- PSYC 250: Statistical Methods
3. Core Courses:
- CHEM 131: General Chemistry*
- BIOL 200: Principles of Biology*
- BIOL 201: Principles of Biology*
- BIOL 315: Biomechanics
- BIOL 317: Human Anatomy*
- KINE 320: Exercise Physiology
4. Capstone Courses:
These courses are professional development and internship/research opportunities
- KINE 300: Integrative Seminar I
- KINE 400: Integrative Seminar II
5. Electives - Choose FOUR of the following courses:
- BIOL 332: Nutrition
- BIOL 344: Human Physiology*
- CHEM 132: General Chemistry
- KINE 210: Social Sciences in PE/Sport
- KINE 250: Teaching Team and Individual Sports
- KINE 260: Strength and Conditioning Practicum
- KINE 310: Instructional Strategies
- KINE 340: Intro to Sports Medicine
- KINE 350: Theories of Coaching
- PHYS 220: Fundamentals of Physics I*
- PHYS 221: Fundamentals of Physics II*
- PHYS 231: General Physics I*
- PHYS 232: General Physics II*
- PSYC 100: Introduction to Psychology
- PSYC 335: Developmental Psychology
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Note: *laboratory courses
Undergraduate application deadlines
Fall Term - First Year
Early Action 1: November 1
Early Action 2: December 1
Regular Decision: January 15*
Spring Term - First Year
Deadline: November 1*
Fall Term - Transfer
Priority Deadline: March 1*
Spring Term - Transfer
Priority Deadline: November 1*
Note
*Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis after the deadline based on capacity.
What you'll learn
Gain a thorough understanding of human anatomy and physiological functions essential for health professions.
Master the basics of human movement to apply these principles effectively in practice.
Develop skills to communicate clearly and professionally, both orally and in writing, with peers and clients.
Continuously evaluate research to enhance professional knowledge and contribute meaningfully to health-related discourse, recognizing the link between physical and mental health for societal well-being.
What you'll learn
Redlands' Signature Experiences
The Core Four framework
At Redlands, our students’ success is at the heart of everything we do. We offer experiential learning opportunities, but our Core Four initiative takes that commitment to a deeper, intentional level. More than a set of experiences, the Core Four is a framework for transformation. Learn more about how students can prepare for their academic journey.
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