School of Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Sciences

UCF College of Health Professions and Sciences

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The School of Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Sciences at UCF includes the Athletic Training Program, Division of Kinesiology and Division of Physical Therapy. Academic programs in the school lead to a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with an Exercise and Sport Physiology Track, a Master of Science in Kinesiology, a Master of Athletic Training, an Anatomical Sciences Graduate Certificate, a Doctor of Physical Therapy, and a doctoral-level Applied Exercise Physiology Track.

We’re home to specialized teaching labs and equipment; the Institute of Exercise Physiology and Rehabilitation Science, which has dedicated facilities for research on exercise performance, human physiology and mobility; and community initiatives such as Knights on the Go Café and UCF Go Baby Go!

Our faculty members are recognized for excellence in teaching, scholarship and service in their respective disciplines both at UCF and in the global community. Our students learn to be evidence-based researchers, advocates of best practices, and/or contemporary providers in healthcare settings.

In the News

First Kinesiology PhD Program Graduate Returns as Faculty In Growing Program
Kinesiology

First Kinesiology PhD Program Graduate Returns as Faculty In Growing Program

Justine Renziehausen absorbs the bustling atmosphere surrounding her within one of the numerous research labs housed in the School of Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Sciences. Student researchers engage in a flurry...
Graduation Spotlight: Alfonso Tejeira, Kinesiology
Kinesiology MS Student Spotlight

Graduation Spotlight: Alfonso Tejeira, Kinesiology

Meet Alfonso Tejeira. He isn’t the most traditional college student, but that certainly did not stop him from pursuing his dreams. After graduating from high school in Panama City, Panama...
Knight Life @UCFCHPS Spotlights Kinesiology Graduate Student Research
Kinesiology

Knight Life @UCFCHPS Spotlights Kinesiology Graduate Student Research

Graduate student Jason Pagan knew he wanted to major in kinesiology from a young age and now he’s using his passion to help others. His interest in the field of...

For additional news, please see the Athletic TrainingKinesiology or Physical Therapy archives.

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