School of Human Performance and Sport Science

 

The School of Human Performance and Sport Science at ETSU is your gateway to a career in the world of sports, health, and movement.

Whether you're interested in training athletes, promoting wellness, or conducting groundbreaking research, you'll be equipped to make an impact on lives in our region and beyond. 

Undergrad Admissions Info

Graduate Admissions Info

 

Group fitness class exercising outside ETSU's Center for Physical Activity

 

 

ETSU has trained 13 Olympic athletes since 2008

 

 

The Exercise is Medicine program fosters healthy lifestyles for students, faculty, and the community

Programs

Illustration of two students playing sports

MAJORS
B.S. in Kinesiology with concentrations in:


- Exercise Science
- Physical Education K-12

 

MINORS
Coaching
Clinical Exercise Science


Physical Education

GRADUATE
M.S. in Sport Science and Coach Education with concentrations in:
- Applied Sport Science
- Strength and Conditioning




Ph.D. in Sport Physiology and Performance with concentrations in:
- Sport Physiology
- Sport Performance

Center of Excellence for Sport Science and Coach Education

The Center of Excellence for Sport Science and Coach Education aims to conduct and share cutting-edge research, provide service to various sports teams both at ETSU and beyond, and increase the professional preparation of coaches.

The evidence-based research conducted at the Center focuses on the development of strength, power and endurance, as well as fatigue management, injury prevention, and rehabilitation.

Many Olympic athletes have spent time working with ETSU faculty and students in preparation for the Olympic Games. The primary purpose for the athlete's visit to ETSU was to work on strength, conditioning, and speed development.

 

Olympic trainers at ETSU practicing hurdles

 

PRACTICAL HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE

“It's the actual, practical, hands-on opportunity that was a part of my master's of working with over 200-300 athletes at ETSU that is potentially going to be what sets me apart from other candidates."

Luke Devirgilis
Student, Sport Physiology and Sport Performance Ph.D.