Prepare for a Career in Human Movement, Health, and Rehabilitation

The Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Kinesiology at Trent University is a hands-on, career-focused program that gives you the knowledge, skills, and experience to become a highly qualified practitioner in the science of human movement. This degree prepares you for certification as a registered kinesiologist (R.Kin.) and opens doors to a wide range of careers in health, fitness, rehabilitation, and sports performance.

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What Is Kinesiology?

Kinesiology is the study of human movement, focusing on anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, motor control, and exercise prescription. At Trent, you’ll gain a strong scientific foundation while learning how to apply your knowledge to improve physical health, athletic performance, and quality of life.

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What You’ll Learn in the Kinesiology Program

As a Trent Kinesiology student, you’ll study topics such as:

• Human anatomy and physiology

• Exercise science and biomechanics

• Injury prevention and rehabilitation

• Movement analysis and motor learning

• Strength and conditioning

• Clinical exercise prescription

This program combines theoretical learning with real-world experience in labs, clinics, and community settings.

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Hands-On Learning and Practical Experience

Gain valuable applied skills through:

• Lab-based training using advanced equipment and motion analysis tools

• Community-based placements with athletic teams, seniors, clinics, and fitness centers

• Research opportunities with faculty in areas like health science, biomechanics, and physical therapy

• Exercise program design for individuals of all ages and abilities

From high-performance athletes to older adults, you’ll work with diverse populations to build experience and confidence in real-world settings.

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Career Opportunities in Kinesiology

Graduates of Trent’s B.Sc. in Kinesiology are well-prepared for a wide variety of careers in health, fitness, rehabilitation, and clinical settings, including:

• Registered Kinesiologist (R.Kin.)

• Exercise Physiologist

• Rehabilitation Specialist

• Athletic Therapist

• Occupational or Physiotherapy Assistant

• Strength and Conditioning Coach

• Health and Wellness Consultant

• Chiropractic or Physiotherapy School (Graduate Studies)

• Medical School or Public Health Programs