Exercise Science and Wellness Management Curriculum
The Exercise Science and Wellness Management program integrates classroom knowledge and fieldwork assignments to give you real-world experiences. In addition learning through the program’s science-based curriculum, you will complete a two-semester, hands-on practicum in a sport, fitness, health, or recreation area of your choice. For specialized and advanced practice areas, you can seek additional certifications under the supervision of your advisor and instructors.
The following is a typical curriculum for students entering University of the Sciences in Fall 2010; current students should refer to their advisor for their curricula.
First Year
General Biology I, II
General Chemistry I, II
General Chemistry Lab I, II
Writing and Rhetoric I, II
Mathematical Analysis I, II
First-Year Seminar for Health Science
Physical Education I, II
Fitness and Health Management Orientation
Second Year
Human Structure and Function I, II (with Lab)
Intellectual Heritage I, II
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Communication
Introduction to Sociology
General Education Electives
Third Year
CPR/AED/First Aid and Safety
Introductory Physics I, II
Fitness, Sport, and Health Management
Fitness and Sports Nutrition
Health and Wellness
Exercise Physiology
Exercise Testing and Prescriptions
Introduction to Biostatistics
Research Design and Statistical Analysis I
General Education Elective
Fourth Year
Internship I, II
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Intercultural Communication
Health Psychology
Health and Social Participation
Spanish for Healthcare Professionals
Electives
Additional general education courses will be required as part of the program.
For detailed course descriptions and other information about the Exercise Science and Wellness Management curriculum, see the University Catalog.