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4.2.1 Bachelor of Kinesiology (Athletic Therapy)

4.2.2 Bachelor of Kinesiology or Bachelor of Science (Biomechanics)

4.2.3 Bachelor of Kinesiology or Bachelor of Science (Exercise and Health Physiology)

4.2.4 Bachelor of Kinesiology (General) or Bachelor of Science (General)

4.2.5 Bachelor of Kinesiology (Leadership in Pedagogy and Coaching)

4.2.6 Bachelor of Kinesiology or Bachelor of Science (Mind Sciences in Kinesiology)

4.2.7 Bachelor of Kinesiology Honours or Bachelor of Science Honours

4.2.8 Combined BComm/BKin (General) Program

4.2.9 Concurrent BKin (Leadership in Pedagogy and Coaching)/BEd

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4.2.6 Bachelor of Kinesiology or Bachelor of Science (Mind Sciences in Kinesiology)

Requirements

A. Kinesiology Core (7.0 full-course equivalents)

B. Mind Sciences in Kinesiology Major Requirements (6.0 full-course equivalents):

Kinesiology 351
Kinesiology 353
Kinesiology 397
Kinesiology 399
Psychology 200
Psychology 201
Statistics 213 and Statistics 217 or Psychology 312
Two full-course equivalents from Educational Psychology 321, 323, 419, 427; Health and Society 201, 301, 311; Kinesiology 490, 503, 591, 593; Philosophy 201, 313, 361; Psychology 345, 351, 353, 365, 369, 375, 383; Sociology 321, 341, 399, 407, 409, 441

Notes:

1. Some of the courses listed above have prerequisites and are restricted to Majors in those programs until late in the registration period. It is the student's responsibility to ensure that prerequisites are completed.
2. Kinesiology 490, 503, 591, and 593 must be completed with an instructor associated with the Mind Sciences in Kinesiology Major.
3. Credit in 400-level Psychology courses may be used towards the Mind Sciences in Kinesiology Major. However, access to these courses is extremely limited.

C. Options (7.0 full-course equivalents)

Notes:

1. Students who choose to develop a Minor in Psychology need to be aware that courses used towards the Mind Sciences in Kinesiology Major cannot also be used towards the Psychology Minor.
2. It is recommended that students complete at least three full-course equivalents at the 400 level or higher.