Graduate Programs

TWU offers Kinesiology master of science and doctoral programs that you can customize with various emphases to meet your career goals.

• MS in Kinesiology with emphasis areas in Adapted Physical Activity, Biomechanics and Motor Behavior, Coaching (online only), Exercise Physiology, and Sport Management (hybrid)
• PhD in Kinesiology with emphasis areas in Adapted Physical Activity, Biomechanics and Motor Behavior,  Exercise Physiology, and Sport Management

Assistantships

Graduate students interested in preparing for teaching and research careers in higher education are encouraged to apply for a competitive Graduate Teaching Assistantship (GTA). Most  SHPK GTAs are awarded to PhD students; however, master’s students are also eligible. 

GTA applications are accepted throughout the year; however, students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible to be considered for all vacancies. Please note that students must be admitted to the graduate program before being awarded a GTA position. 

Students interested in a SHPK assistantship should contact Jason Torres, Graduate Academic Advisor.

Project Nexus

Project Nexus is an interdisciplinary collaborative project between TWU’s graduate programs in Adapted Physical Activity and Speech-Language Pathology. Project Nexus aims to prepare APE and SLP scholars with the skills necessary for effective teaching and/or service provision to students with disabilities with high intensity needs.

For more information

Jason Torres
Graduate Academic Advisor
Office: PH 213
(940) 898-2864
jtorres9@twu.edu

Kinesiology Courses Offered by Semester