The Master of Kinesiology (MKin) is a course-based graduate program, offering a mix of classroom and experiential education.
The full-time option requires continuous registration and must be completed in one academic year (three sessions: Fall, Winter and Summer). The part-time option must be completed in nine sessions.
The MKin program involves successful completion of 5.0 full-course equivalents (FCEs) as follows:
- KIN8101H Evidence Supported Practice in Kinesiology (0.5 FCE)
- KIN8330H Program Evaluation and Applied Research for Professionals (0.5 FCE)
- At least 2.0 FCEs in MKin designated courses
- KIN8530Y Placement (1.0 FCE; 300 hours of professional practice) and/or KIN8540Y Capstone (1.0 FCE)
- The remainder of courses may be drawn from any available graduate courses in the Graduate Department of Kinesiology and/or at the University of Toronto
Concentrations
The MKin degree program may be completed with a concentration or without a concentration. Students must follow departmental application procedures and can apply to only one MKin concentration. The concentration options are:
- Exercise as Medicine
- Inclusive Physical Activity
- Health and Wellness
Concentration Requirements
Students must successfully complete a total of 1.5 FCEs in the area of concentration. These courses can count toward the 2.0 FCEs in MKin designated courses as listed in the program requirements.
Find additional information on courses and requirements in the MKin Student Handbook.