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
BS Sport Psychology
Pre Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy
MS Kinesiology
Ph.D. in Health Sciences

News

Summer Internship Opportunity with EXOS

6 March 2020

Summer internship with EXOS as a Health Fitness Specialist. EXOS has been leading the way in workplace wellness for over two decades, creating evidenc...
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3MT KINE students
Kinesiology students participate in 3 minute thesis competition

28 February 2020

Congratulations to the nine Kinesiology graduate students who participated in this years three-minute thesis competition. Second year masters student ...
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Kaci and poster
Students & Faculty Attend Annual Meeting of the Texas Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine

25 February 2020

This past weekend students and faculty attended the annual meeting of the Texas Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine in Waco, Texas. Stu...
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Bronson Sagon
Preceptor Spotlight: Bronson Sagon

31 January 2020

Bronson Sagon TCU Athletics Preceptor for the Department of Kinesiology   Did you have a preceptor that inspired you as a student, and if so, why...
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The Long Game

4 November 2019

By Holly Farason ’18 & Laine Zizka ‘19 Melody Phillips (left), an associate professor in the Department of Kinesiology, processes research sam...
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