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Overview of the
KIN Ph.D. Degree Programs

Ph.D. Program. The primary objective of the doctoral degree program in kinesiology is to develop scholars who are competent in teaching, conducting research, and serving in leadership roles in various educational, governmental, public, or private agencies. In addition to developing expertise in an area of specialization, students must be able to interpret and integrate information from related academic disciplines. Individualized programs of study may be developed, taking into consideration students' academic needs and professional goals. The following concentrations are offered:

bulletAdapted Physical Activity
bulletAthletic Training
bulletBiomechanics
bulletExercise Physiology
bulletGrowth and Motor Development
bulletPsychosocial Aspects of Physical Activity and Sport

Interdisciplinary Study. Graduate students at Michigan State University may pursue dual or joint degrees with other academic units. They may also enhance their studies through the Michigan Interscholastic Graduate Studies program that allows students to take courses at other universities in Michigan, or the CIC Traveling Scholars Program that is designed to facilitate study at other Big Ten and CIC member universities.