Undergraduate Studies

Programs of study designed to prepare you for graduate studies in related fields, and to pursue a career in the movement-based professions.

Undergraduate Areas of Study

Graduate Studies

In-depth understanding of the theoretical basis of human movement.

Graduate Areas of Study

Research

Join faculty who are taking the lead on creating new information in the field of kinesiology through six labs.

Kinesiology Research

Athletic Training

Start in the athletic training room immediately during your first year at TCU, and obtain clinical experience with TCU Athletics, local high schools, and both physical therapy and physician clinics.

Athletic Training

Areas of Study

BSAT Athletic Training
BS Health & Fitness
BS Movement Science
BS Physical Education – Strength & Conditioning
BS Physical Education
Pre Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy
MS Kinesiology
MS Athletic Training
Ph.D. in Health Sciences

News

DEI Award Finalist: Lynita Yarbrough

26 September 2022

Lynita Yarbrough conducting speech therapy at TCU’s laboratory school, Starpoint School. Harris College’s Lynita Yarbrough, assistant professo...
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ICYMI: 2022 Harris College Student Research Symposium Award Winners

14 September 2022

Congratulations to the 2022 HCNHS Student Research Symposium award winners! Graduate Level Category: Quantitative, Qualitative and Mixed Methods Data-...
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KINE at NASPSPA
Kinesiology Past and Present showcase research in Hawaii

11 July 2022

The Department of Kinesiology was well represented at the annual NASPSPA (North American Society of Sport and Physical Activity) conference held in W...
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Meena Shah
Kinesiology Research Aims to Help Heart Health for Women

10 February 2022

Meena Shah, professor, and Joel Mitchell, emeritus professor in kinesiology for the Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences, mentored student...
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Meena Shah TCU
Kinesiology Researches Appetite and the Keto Diet

9 December 2021

Meena Shah, professor in kinesiology for the Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences, recently worked with Austin Graybeal, a Ph.D. student ...
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