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EXERCISE SCIENCE YOU BELONG WHERE HUMAN SCIENCES AND SERVICE INTERSECT Where exercise is medicine that improves lives. It is no wonder Exercise Science is one of the Top 5 majors on campus. Today, the public and health officials alike know the importance of physical activity to overall health, and students know our program is built for flexibility in career choices across the spectrum of health and fitness. Exercise Science is the study of human movement performed to maintain or improve physical fitness and health outcomes.
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Exercise Science graduate Raksha Chatakondi staking her flag on the map at UMMC in Jackson, where she now attends the School of Medicine.
Why Exercise Science at Ole Miss? The job opportunites in Exercise science are projected to grow faster* than average in the fields of PT, OT, exercise physiology, and fitness over the next five years. For an exciting and rewarding career in the field, you need the knowledge from trusted experts in exercise science and practical experience to compete in today’s market. Don’t worry. We’ve got you covered. Our internationally renowned faculty will engage you in the classroom and coach you through real-world, hands-on internship or practicum.
Connect with advisers in the Office of Health Professions Advising to optimize your potential for pre-profesional programs. Engage in opportunities for first-year research. You can even apply to our 4+1 bachelor’s and master’s program or continue on to our Health and Kinesiology Ph.D. program.
How do I get started? Visit our website with the QR below to learn more our program, its practical experience options, and its curriculum. If you meet the admissions requirements for the university and indicate exercise science as your desired program of study, you will automatically be admitted to the program. Apply online at olemiss.edu.
Who is my point of contact? Email bpjenkins@olemiss.edu and Bradley Jenkins can help you with any questions. *Bureau of Labor Statistics
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