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How our body moves, how often we get physical activity, how our brain affects performance in sport. Human movement has a big impact on health and wellbeing and that’s what you’ll study in Kinesiology.
Study at Western and you’ll have endless possibilities to see how your Kinesiology degree can turn into a career. From being an athletic trainer for a Western varsity team to helping kinesiology professionals on-campus at the Fowler Kennedy Sport Medicine Clinic.
Degree Type
BSc, BA, Combined BA and BSc
Duration of Study
3-5 years
Start Date
September 2027
Faculty
Faculty of Health Sciences
OUAC Code
EP
Admission Average Guideline
High 80s
First-Year Class Size
335
Co-op / Internship
Available
Watch Kinesiology student Sofia chat with Health Sciences student Paula to learn more about each other's programs.
Placements, internships, research and more
Western’s School of Kinesiology offers various opportunities to bring classroom learning to life. Apply what you are learning to real-world scenarios, explore your interests, and build your skills and resume – all while earning academic credit.
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Connor Murphy set out to create the first Exercise Resource Circuit Guide, a tool that supports coaches with programming specifically tailored for youth with autism and intellectual disabilities. The guide introduces a series of science-backed movements to better support participants.
Diving into research, and using the training principles learned throughout his bachelor of science in kinesiology, Murphy created a guide that would specifically support youth participants and their needs.
