Kinesiology (MSc)

Faculty of Applied Health Sciences Master of Science

The MSc in Kinesiology is a research-driven program that explores the science of human movement, health, and performance. Through individualized mentorship, students investigate topics such as physiology, biomechanics, neuromechanics, motor control, exercise and health psychology, and the social and ethical dimensions of sport. The program provides advanced theoretical and methodological training, preparing graduates for doctoral studies or research-focused careers in academia, healthcare, and industry.

Entry point:

  • Fall/September (full-time)
    • The first intake of this program is planned for September 2026

Pathway and Duration:

  • Thesis – 6 terms (2 years)

Application deadline:

  • February 15

Applications may be considered after the deadline on a first come, first served basis until the program is full. International applicants interested in applying after the posted application deadline should contact the program for details on availability.

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Graduate program director
Michael Holmes
Graduate program coordinator
Joanna Amodeo

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Admission requirements

  • Check the university requirements and the program requirements. 
  • Complete the online application and submit the non-refundable application fee. 
  • A four-year Bachelor's degree, or equivalent, from an accredited institution in a related discipline (for example, Kinesiology, Physical Education, Exercise or Sport Science, Human Kinetics), with an average of not less than 75% over the last two years of full-time undergraduate study. 
  • You will need to submit your transcripts as well as the following program-specific materials:
    • Two references (academic preferred)
    • A statement of intent - a free-form letter or essay of no more than two pages, in which applicants indicate their career aspirations/plans, specific research interests, and experience relevant to the program
  • Prospective students are required to make personal contact with potential supervisors and make note of this in the application process.