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Master of Science in Health and Human Performance

Concentration in Exercise Science

Take the Next Step Toward Your Future

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The Citadel’s Master of Science (M.S.) in Health and Human Performance: Concentration in Exercise Science is designed for individuals eager to take the next step in their careers as leaders in health and exercise science. With a comprehensive curriculum that balances foundational knowledge with flexible electives and concentrations, this program equips students to excel in a variety of careers in teaching, coaching, fitness, sport performance and human performance labs. Whether you are looking to specialize or expand your skill set, The Citadel provides the tools, knowledge and experience you need to succeed.

Comprehensive Expertise: Gain mastery in physiology, biomechanics, nutrition and exercise testing to lead in health and human performance.

Flexible Learning for Working Professionals: Take evening classes designed to fit your busy schedule while advancing your career.

Hands-On Leadership: Apply your skills in real-world settings through internships or research projects while developing leadership abilities.


Apply for Your M.S. in Health and Human Performance in Just a Few Simple Steps

Follow these easy steps to begin your journey toward earning your Master of Science in Health and Human Performance: Concentration in Exercise Science and advancing your career as a leader in the field.

2: Submit Your Official Transcripts

Provide official transcripts from all colleges attended.

3: Pay the Application Fee

Finalize your submission with a $40 non-refundable fee.

International Students: If you’re applying internationally, please also submit: 1) Official TOEFL scores and 2) Transcript evaluations from a NACES-accredited agency.

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Prepare for leadership. Build your future. Excel with a M.S. in Health and Human Performance: Concentration in Exercise Science from The Citadel.