HEALTH, LEISURE, & SPORTS

Degree:Master of Science
Department: Health, Leisure & Sports
Building 54, Room 119
(850) 474-2592
College:Arts & Social Sciences

The master's degree in Health, Leisure, and Sports offers study in sports science and physical education. The sports science specialization emphasizes administration of adult fitness and graduate research while the physical education major emphasizes further study in teacher education. Students in teacher education must choose the professional education common core instead of electives

Course descriptions are listed alphabetically by prefix in the back of this catalog.

In addition to general University requirements, the following requirements apply to the master's degree.

Core Requirements (12 sh)

HLP 6535Research Procedures3
HLP 6595Research Seminar3
PET 6355CAdvanced Exercise Physiology3

SPECIALIZATION AREAS

Sports Science Specialization (21 sh)

HLP 6515Evaluation Process in Sports3
PET 5235Motor Learning3
PET 5385CExercise Prescription & Testing3
PET 6346Biomechanics of Sports Skills3
Electives9

Physical Education Specialization (18 sh)

HLP 5645Programs Adapted to Atypical Individual3
HLP 6515Evaluation Process in Sports3
PET 5235Motor Learning 3
PET 6346Biomechanics of Sports Skills3
Choose one option:
Option 1
Electives 6
Option 2
Professional Education Common Core:
EDF 6218Current Issues in Student Development & Learning3
EDF 6602Trends and Issues in Education: Social, Multicultural, Historical & Philosophical Analysis3

THESIS OPTION
A student may elect a thesis option of 6 semester hours approved by the graduate committee in lieu of electives.


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July 1999