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Exercise Science and Sport Studies Department
Undergraduate StudyIn the rapidly growing fields of sport/physical training and exercise science, Springfield College graduates are highly sought. The College has been recognized internationally as a leader in physical education, fitness, sport, and athletics for more than a century. Our exercise science and sport studies students enjoy a level of specialization available at few other educational institutions.
As an exercise science and sport studies student, you will receive extensive training in physiology, anatomy, and the biomechanics of movement, using our state-ofthe- art laboratories. You will study movement and sport, learn about how the physical self is tied to the emotional/psychological self, and how state-of-mind can affect the physical body.
Undergraduate Majors:
For more information about the undergraduate programs residing in the exercise science and sport studies department, contact Professor Charles Redmond at (413) 748-3231 or the Admissions Office at (800) 343-1257.
Graduate Majors:
- Athletic Training
- Exercise Physiology
- Health Promotion & Disease Prevention
- Sport & Exercise Psychology
- Strength & Conditioning
The College's graduate programs in the exercise science and sport studies department appeal to physical educators, health and wellness professionals, coaches, athletic trainers, and other exceptional students who are interested in movement, exercise, or sport sciences.
Advanced study in human movement and exercise provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the physiological and psychosocial foundations of movement in exercise and sport.
A master's degree from one of the exercise science or sport studies programs equips students for a science-based sport, exercise or athletic health care oriented career. The master's degree may also form a substantial foundation toward doctoral study.
For more information about the graduate programs residing in the exercise science and sport studies department, contact Professor Charles Redmond at (413) 748-3231 or the Office of Graduate Admissions at (413) 748-3729.
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The Athletic Training/Exercise Science Complex
Renovations are underway for a two-story 17,800 square foot Complex that will provide students and faculty with interactive and experiential learning environments as well as dedicated research space for the study of all aspects of wellness and human performance. The new athletic training room will provide student-athletes access to athletic health care at the highest level.
