Kinesiology

The Bachelor of Kinesiology program at the University of Regina offers students a comprehensive and rigorous education in the science of human movement. Designed to prepare students for a diverse range of careers in health, fitness, rehabilitation, sport, and wellness, this program combines theoretical knowledge with practical application. Students will explore core areas such as anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, motor learning, and exercise psychology, gaining a deep understanding of how the human body functions and responds to physical activity. The program emphasizes evidence-based practices and encourages students to develop critical thinking and analytical skills necessary for research and professional practice in kinesiology. In addition to coursework, students have opportunities for hands-on experience through labs, internships, and cooperative education placements. These experiential learning components enable students to apply classroom knowledge in real-world settings, fostering skills in assessment, planning, and implementing exercise and rehabilitation programs. The curriculum also emphasizes health promotion, injury prevention, and the importance of a physically active lifestyle. Students will learn about the latest developments in sports science, rehabilitation techniques, and performance enhancement, preparing them for careers as kinesiologists, fitness trainers, rehabilitation specialists, or graduate studies in health sciences. The program is supported by dedicated faculty members who are active researchers and practitioners, providing mentorship and current insights into the field of kinesiology. Graduates of this program will be well-equipped with the theoretical foundation, practical skills, and professional competencies needed to contribute effectively to the health and wellness of individuals and communities. The Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of Regina is committed to fostering an inclusive and engaging learning environment that encourages innovation, collaboration, and lifelong learning.