Overview
Physical Education Pedagogy provides students with the opportunity to pursue advanced study in the general field of physical education. The specialization is intended for students who currently hold a bachelor’s degree and certification in physical education. It is designed to further the educational preparation, research, and skills of physical educators by emphasizing theoretical foundations with practical applications in classroom, field, and laboratory settings. This degree, with thesis option, may serve as preparation for future study at the doctoral level.
Program Requirements
Core Kinesiology Courses (11 credits)
OR
* It is recommended that Pedagogy Students select KIN 515
Research Courses (select 6 to 9 credits)
OR
* Students taking KIN 591 Special Problems must also complete the comprehensive
examination
Physical Education Pedagogy Courses (9 credits)
Recommended Electives (select 3-6 credits)
* Choice of electives must be approved by major professor
Upcoming New Study Spring 2012 Dietary Education and Active Lifestyle(UR-IDEAL)Study of overweight women aged 55-80
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Congratulations to Chad Straight!
Chad Straight, M.S., a 2011 graduate of the URI Kinesiology Master's program was awarded a prestigious scholarship from the New England Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine CLICK HERE to learn more
URI Kinesiology - Service Learning
Adaptive physical education program uses ocean as classroom CLICK HERE to learn more
Kinesiology in the News
Kinesiology is a broad field encompassing all facets of human movement. CLICK HERE to learn more
Summer 2012
Please note the following courses will be offered during Summer Session 2012: KIN334 (session 1), KIN335(session 1), KIN123(session 2), KIN123(session 3), KIN275(session3), and KIN585
HSS Living and Learning Community
HSS Living and Learning Community
in Butterfield Hall
is a great opportunity for Kinesiology students
to network with each other
during their first year
on campus.