108 Part-time Master's degrees in Kinesiology

The Kinesiology of Human Performance course from EMUNI University offers international expertise and is backed by the Koper Science and Research Centre. 

The Postgraduate Certificate First Contact Musculoskeletal Practice course from University of Essex enables experienced musculoskeletal clinicians to gain academic recognition for their First Contact Practitioner training. The content of this course has been aligned with guidance from all national and professional groups involved in the development and delivery of this role.

The M.A. Physical Education at University of South Florida is a 30-credit postgraduate programme delivered in a fully online study mode. This degree focuses on developing reflective, research-informed educators capable of designing inclusive and motivating curricula for diverse school and community environments.

The Exercise Physiology programme at Central Michigan University provides advanced scientific training for health professionals. This master degree, delivered via a public study mode, focuses on human performance and clinical rehabilitation. Students develop expert skills in physiological assessment over a two-year duration.

The Master's in Kinesiology at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi with an emphasis in Sport and Exercise Science prepares professionals in the multi-faceted disciplines of athletic performance. 

Sports and Exercise Sciences at West Texas A&M University offers a Master of Science degree with specific tracks in Exercise Science and Sport Management. 

Our Master of Arts in Kinesiology - Sports Coaching Program at Saint Mary's College of California is designed to ensure that graduate students are exposed to classical and contemporary knowledge in the component areas of the field while allowing them to specialize in one of two concentrations: Sport Management or Sports Coaching.

The Kinesiology programme at the University of Rhode Island is a comprehensive Master of Science degree designed for advanced professional development. This course offers full-time study over two years or a part-time route over four years. Students engage in rigorous academic training at the Kingston Campus to prepare for doctoral research.