- Explore Anatomy and Biomechanics: Discover how the human body is structured and how muscles, joints, and movement mechanics
work together to influence physical activity, performance, and overall well-being.
- Develop Human Movement Assessment Skills: Learn principles of evaluating movement quality and identifying opportunities to
improve physical function, mobility, and efficiency.
- Design Effective Exercise Programs: Build the knowledge to develop movement and fitness programs that support individual
needs, encourage physical activity, and promote healthier lifestyles.
- Promote Health and Disease Prevention: Explore the connection between physical activity, healthy behaviors, and reducing
the risk of noncommunicable diseases while learning approaches that support long-term
wellness.
- Connect Science With Practical Application: Apply anatomical and biomechanical principles to real-world fitness and wellness
scenarios, strengthening your understanding of how movement can improve quality of
life.
- Build a Foundation for Your Future: Prepare to explore opportunities in fitness, wellness, and human performance or pursue
advanced education in related fields through a strong foundation in movement science.

Campbellsville University's Kinesiology, B.S. or B.A. program, offered at our Campbellsville
campus, combines the study of human anatomy, movement science, and exercise principles
with practical applications that promote health, fitness, and physical performance.
Students develop a deeper understanding of how the body moves and responds to physical
activity through courses such as:
- Human Anatomy and Physiology: Explore the structure and function of the human body through classroom instruction
and laboratory experiences.
- Principles of Strength Training and Conditioning: Study foundational principles of strength development, conditioning, and physical
performance.
- Assessment of Physical Activity: Examine approaches to evaluating physical activity and understanding individual movement
and fitness needs.
- Motor Learning: Explore how people acquire, develop, and refine movement skills.
- Biomechanics: Investigate the mechanical principles of human movement and their applications to
physical activity and performance.
- Physiology of Exercise: Learn how the body's systems respond and adapt to exercise, including laboratory-based
learning.
- Exercise Testing and Prescription I: Explore principles of exercise assessment and designing physical activity programs
to support individual health and fitness goals.
- Physical Activity and Aging: Examine the role of movement and exercise in supporting health and physical function
throughout the aging process.
Learn more about the Kinesiology, B.S. or B.A. program in the University Catalog, including curriculum, course requirements, electives, and additional program information.
To be considered for the Kinesiology, B.S. or B.A. program at Campbellsville University,
applicants must meet the university's undergraduate admission requirements, which
may include:
- High School Diploma or GED: Completion of high school or an accepted equivalent.
- Minimum GPA: Applicants should review the university's current undergraduate GPA requirements
for admission.
- ACT or SAT Scores: Testing or placement requirements depend on the university's current undergraduate
admissions policies.
- Campbellsville University Application: Submission of a completed undergraduate application for admission.
- Transcripts: Submission of required academic transcripts from previously attended institutions.
Offered at the Campbellsville campus, the Kinesiology program provides students with
a foundation in human movement, exercise science, and wellness while preparing them
for potential career opportunities or advanced study in related fields.

Graduates of Campbellsville University's Kinesiology, B.S. or B.A. program can explore
career opportunities in health, fitness, wellness, and human performance. With a foundation
in anatomy, biomechanics, movement assessment, and exercise programming, students
develop knowledge and skills that can help individuals improve physical function,
adopt healthier lifestyles, and enhance their overall quality of life.
Possible career paths include:
- Exercise Specialist
- Personal Trainer
- Strength and Conditioning Coach
- Fitness and Wellness Coordinator
- Health Promotion Specialist
- Exercise Program Coordinator
- Sport Performance Specialist
- Corporate Wellness Specialist
- Recreation and Fitness Program Director
- Graduate Student in Exercise Science, Kinesiology, Physical Therapy, or Related Fields
Some career paths may require additional education, professional certification, or
licensure.

Turn your interest in human movement, health, and wellness into a future filled with
possibilities! Discover how Campbellsville University's Kinesiology, B.S. or B.A.
program can help you build the knowledge and skills to pursue your academic and professional
goals.
Ready to get started? Connect with our admissions team at admissions@campbellsville.edu or call (270) 789-5220 to learn more about the program, explore your options, and begin your application.
We're here to help you take the next step toward a rewarding future in kinesiology!