2019-20 Courses Offered

First Year

• KIN1070A – Psychology of Human Movement Science
• KIN1080B – Introduction to Psychomotor Behaviour

Second Year

• KIN2000A – Physical Activity and Health
• KIN2000B – Physical Activity and Health
• KIN2032B – Research Design in Human Movement Science
• ANAT2221 – Functional Human Anatomy
• KIN2222A – Functional Human Gross Anatomy
• KIN2222B – Functional Human Gross Anatomy
• KIN2230A – Introductory Exercise Physiology
• KIN2230B – Introductory Exercise Physiology
• KIN2236B – Introduction to Athletic Injuries
• KIN2241A – Biomechanics
• KIN2241B – Biomechanics
• KIN2250A – Social Foundations of Sport & Physical Activity
• KIN2263G – Canadian Sport History
• KIN2276F – Psychology of Exercise
• KIN2292G – Critical Thinking and Ethics in Kinesiology
• KIN2298A – Introduction to Management in Kinesiology

Third Year

• KIN3222B – Anatomy of the Human Body: A Description of Systemic Structure & Function
• KIN3330F – Laboratory in Exercise Physiology
• KIN3335 – Leadership in Physical Activity
• KIN3336A – An Introduction to Practical Aspects of Athletic Injuries
• KIN3336B – An Introduction to Practical Aspects of Athletic Injuries
• KIN3337A – Physiology of Fitness Appraisal
• KIN3339A – Exercise Nutrition
• KIN3341A – Biomechanical Analysis of Physical Activity
• KIN3347B – Physical Growth and Motor Development
• KIN3353B – Biomechanical Analysis of Human Locomotion
• KIN3360B – Exercise Biochemistry
• KIN3362F – Olympic Issues for Modern Times
• KIN3363B – Exercise, Sport and the Body in Western Culture
• KIN3388B – The Psychology of Sport
• KIN3398F – Managing People in Sport and Recreation Organizations
• KIN3399G – Sport Marketing
• KIN3402A – Introduction to Clinical Kinesiology
• KIN3412B – Exercise for Specific Populations: Chronic Disease
• KIN3457A – Cognitive Ergonomics
• KIN3474B – Psychological Interventions in Exercise, Sport & Injury Rehabilitation
• KIN3476F – Exercise and Health Behaviour Change
• KIN3490F – Professional Ethics in Kinesiology
• KIN3510G – Sport for Development and Peace
• KIN3550B – Kinesiology at Work

Fourth Year

• KIN4420B – Impact of Exercise During Pregnancy on Chronic Disease Risk
• KIN4422B – Entrepreneurship and Technology in Professional Kinesiology
• KIN4430F – Neuromuscular Physiology
• KIN4432A – Physiology of Exercise
• KIN4433B – Physiology of Exercise Training
• KIN4437A – Medical Issues in Exercise & Sport
• KIN4457B – Ergonomics and Aging
• KIN4465G – Social Theory of Sport and Exercise
• KIN4474B – Physical Activity and Exercise in Older Adults
• KIN4477B – Exercise, Nutrition & Wellness
• KIN4489A – International Sport Management
• KIN4520B – Clinical Biomechanics
• KIN4560A – Advanced Topics in Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation

Special topics courses are offered to take advantage of new or visiting faculty, and/or innovative course development. These courses provide an opportunity for students to gain exposure to current issues and explore future trends within kinesiology. A particular special topics course may be offered only once, or for one to three years. Students are advised to make sure they have the required prerequisites before registering.

• KIN3370G – Special Topic: Introduction to Qualitative Health Research
• KIN3371A – Special Topic: Exercise Neuroscience
• KIN4473A – Special Topic: Legal Issues for Kinesiologists

• KIN4443E – Senior Bioscience Research Project (outline and application)
• KIN4444E – BA Senior Research Project
• KIN4491F – Independent Study in Kinesiology
• KIN4492G – Independent Study in Kinesiology
• KIN4498B – Sport Management Practicum
• KIN4585 – Athletic Injuries Practicum
• KIN4590 – Clinical Kinesiology Practicum
• KIN4995F – Practicum
• KIN4996G – Practicum

• KIN2991A – Coaching and Sport Leadership
• KIN2991B – Coaching and Sport Leadership
• KIN2992A – Fitness Assessment and Strength Training
• KIN2992B – Fitness Assessment and Strength Training
• KIN2993A – Lifestyle, Individual, Fitness and Exercise
• KIN2993B – Lifestyle, Individual, Fitness and Exercise
• KIN2994A – Specific Populations, Healthy Engagement, Rehabilitation & Exercise
• KIN2994B – Specific Populations, Healthy Engagement, Rehabilitation & Exercise

Non-Kinesiology students are permitted to take up to 1.0 Kinesiology courses per year. To determine if/when a Kinesiology course opens, please review the Requisites and Constraints column of the Western timetable.

NOTE: Kinesiology activity-based courses taught during the fall/winter do not open to students outside the program. Students wishing to take activity-based courses can do so during the summer term.