Kinesiology

University of Toronto · St. George

4 years
Duration (years)
4 years in the published full-time BKin curriculum
U of T 2026–27 BKin program overview and four-year curriculum
Optional unpaid field placement
Work experience
Optional unpaid field placement
U of T BKin In-Field Learning placement structure, eligibility and compensation
~Mid- to high 80s
Entering average
Published approximate guidance: Mid- to high 80s. 2027/28. Ontario high-school entry in 2027/28, exact listed route TPK. Later major/option selection and other applicant categories remain separate.
Toronto – St. George university-supplied OUInfo: Kinesiology and Physical Education, Ontario entry 2027/28

Deadlines

November 2026

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Next deadlineThursday, November 19, 2026

OUAC. Ontario high schools report midterm/final 4U/M grades
2027 entry
School deadline, not a student task. Universities receive these grades by November 26. Verbatim: "Deadline for the OUAC to receive all midterm or final grades available for 4U/M courses from Ontario high schools. Schools may report in-progress grades for full-year courses as soon as they are available." Universities receive these by the target date of November 26, 2026. This is a deadline on the high school, not on the student, but it governs which grades a university sees in the first round.
Official deadline

Other deadline details

No single OUAC deadline, deadlines are set by each university and sometimes by programOUAC Undergraduate application, applicants who are not Ontario high school students (Group B)2026 entry

No single OUAC deadline, deadlines are set by each university and sometimes by program
No single OUAC deadline
University, program, transcript, portfolio, interview, and audition dates still apply

Full source wording

Verbatim: "There is no specific Undergraduate application deadline if you are a Group B applicant. Deadlines vary at each university and sometimes depend on the program. Visit the university websites or contact the universities directly for their deadlines. If you are interested in a program but the deadline has passed, you may contact the university's admission office for help. Be aware of university-specific deadlines for submitting transcripts and portfolios, if required, and for arranging interviews and auditions. You must ensure the OUAC has enough time to process your choices before the universities' program deadlines." OUAC defines Group B as anyone who does not meet the Group A criteria, e.g. not currently taking an Ontario high school course, a Canadian outside Ontario, an international applicant, a postsecondary transfer student, or a mature applicant.

SourceChecked Aug 14, 2026

Requirements

Admission requirements

High-school prerequisites

ENG4U / EAE4UEnglish
MCV4U / MHF4UOne Math (Calculus & Vectors / Advanced Functions)
SBI4U / SCH4U / SPH4UOne Science (Biology / Chemistry / Physics)

PSK4U Introductory Kinesiology is recommended. The required Grade 12 mathematics and science choices are separate.

Application steps

Entry terms · Fall

Full-time September 2027 entry to Kinesiology and Physical Education (TPK) at St. George. The published general part-time route is separate.

Step 1Check the admission requirements
- Check the published entry route for your applicant category.
University of Toronto current St. George exact-programme Ontario admission tableUniversity of Toronto current St. George exact-programme Ontario admission table
Step 2Apply through OUAC
- Create your application and select this program.
OUACOUAC
Step 3Secondary and postsecondary academic records
- Disclose all attempted secondary and postsecondary studies. Current full-time Ontario high school grades must arrive through OUAC; do not upload unsolicited Ontario transcripts. Applicants who completed Grade 11 elsewhere must also provide those results. Your portal lists the documents needed for your background.
U of T required application documentsU of T required application documents
Step 4Translations for documents outside English or French
- If your academic documents are in another language, submit notarized translations with the original records.
U of T document translationsU of T document translations
Step 5Apply through OUAC to the exact entry programme/admission category; provide required applicant academic records.
- Complete this item using the university’s applicant instructions.
University of Toronto current St. George exact-programme Ontario admission tableUniversity of Toronto current St. George exact-programme Ontario admission table
Step 6Submit the BKin Statement of Interest through Join U of T with the name and contact information of one referee.
- Complete this item using the university’s applicant instructions.
University of Toronto current St. George exact-programme Ontario admission tableUniversity of Toronto current St. George exact-programme Ontario admission table
Step 7Provide any academic records or conditional English-proficiency proof required on the applicant checklist.
- Complete this item using the university’s applicant instructions.
University of Toronto current St. George exact-programme Ontario admission tableUniversity of Toronto current St. George exact-programme Ontario admission table

Applicant pathways

St. George programme Ontario admission

Ontario high-school applicants to this St. George programme only; other campuses do not share this table

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with six subjects at the 4U/M level, including English
The co-op component of Grade 12 courses will not be used for admission purposes
English: ENG4U / EAE4U
One Math (Calculus & Vectors / Advanced Functions): MCV4U / MHF4U
One Science (Biology / Chemistry / Physics): SBI4U / SCH4U / SPH4U
Introductory Kinesiology / Exercise Science Recommended: PSK4U
Supplemental Application: Required

Required Kinesiology Statement of Interest

All BKin degree applicants; 2027 final date is verified separately on the central directory

Submit the online Statement of Interest through Join U of T, including one referee's name and contact information.
Applicants who omit the statement are disqualified. The faculty page still shows its February 16, 2026 date; use the separately sourced central February 1, 2027 deadline.

Kinesiology transfer eligibility and recommendations

Internal U of T and external university transfer applicants; not a first-year high-school cutoff

Meet all published BKin prerequisites; applicants on academic probation or suspension are ineligible.
High-school grades in the A range and a university GPA of at least 2.5/4.0 are recommended for competitiveness, not stated minimum guarantees.

Ontario OSSD with individual IB courses

Ontario OSSD applicants presenting individual IB courses; general undergraduate credential rule, with programme prerequisites retained

If you take IB courses without completing the full Diploma, you may qualify for admission while completing another recognized secondary-school diploma. Keep the Ontario prerequisites for your chosen program.
The complete IB Diploma route requires English at Standard or Higher Level and the prerequisites for the intended area of study.

General full-IB credential route

Full IB Diploma applicants; campus/faculty subject and supplemental rules remain separate

Present the full IB Diploma, including English at HL or SL. Other programme prerequisites must be at senior/Grade 12 equivalent level. Individual IB courses can support admission only with another recognized secondary-school diploma.

BKin upper-year placements

Current BKin students applying for an In-Field Learning course

Open to BKin students who will be in year three or above. Apply through the faculty’s placement process and meet the applicable course prerequisites.
A placement course includes 100 supervised hours from September to March. The hours are unpaid, and a separate ancillary fee is billed after registration.

Degree requirements

Required courses and electives

First Year: All of ANA124H1 , ANA125H1 , KPE100H1 , KPE120H1 , KPE160H1 , KPE161H1 , KPE162H1 , KPE182H1 , KPE190H1 , 0.5 Other Division Elective
Second Year: All of KPE200H1 , KPE220H1 , KPE240H1 , KPE260H1 , KPE261H1 , KPE263H1 , KPE264H1 , KPE282H1 , KPE291H1 , 0.5 Other Division Elective
Minimum ONE and a HALF full course equivalents to a maximum of SIX full course equivalents from another division of this university, including elective courses in the first two years of study (Note: total elective 100 level courses from another division across all four years MUST NOT exceed 1.5)*

References

Credits and degree requirements

Upper Years: All of KPE334H1 , KPE391H1 , KPE400H1
Applications: One of KPE326H1 / KPE329H1 / KPE333H1 / KPE340H1 / KPE342H1 / KPE380H1 / KPE423H1 / KPE427H1 / KPE434H1 / KPE461H1
ONE full course equivalent from category A (See categories under 'Search Courses')
TWO (minimum) to SIX and a HALF (maximum) full course equivalents from categories A, B and/or C (See categories under 'Search Courses')
Certification: PAO900H Standard First Aid and CPR level C
* Only 1.5 credits from another division of the university may be at the first year level. The remainder must be at the second year level or higher.
The complete programme must be finished within 10 years of initial registration.

References

Grades and academic standing

GPA: A cumulative GPA of 1.70 or greater
BKin graduation: 20 full academic course credits; cumulative GPA of at least 1.70; Standard First Aid and CPR Level C certification.

References

Program facts

Entering average~Mid- to high 80s

Ontario high-school entry in 2027/28, exact listed route TPK. Later major/option selection and other applicant categories remain separate.

Work experienceOptional unpaid field placement

Optional mentored In-Field Learning in years three and four includes 100 hours per course. The faculty prohibits compensation for those hours.

Check work experience options

Courses

2026/27 BKin required-year groups, application alternatives and current KPE course menu. Category and other-division electives are separately specified; earlier cohorts follow their admission-year calendar.

First Year9 listed

Published required-course group and application alternatives for students admitted in 2026/27. Other-division and category electives are separate requirements.

ANA124H1Kinesiology Human Anatomy I: Organ Systems0.5 credits
Study organ-system anatomy, function and disease, with cadaver-laboratory practice.
ANA125H1Kinesiology Human Anatomy II: Musculoskeletal System0.5 credits
Study limb anatomy and its applications to movement, exercise and injury.
KPE100H1Physical Cultural Studies0.5 credits
Explore sport, health and bodies through social and cultural perspectives.
KPE120H1Foundations of Sport, Exercise, and Health Psychology0.5 credits
Explore psychological theories and skills in sport, exercise and health.
KPE160H1Fundamentals of Human Movement0.5 credits
Study biomechanics, movement control, sensation and motor learning.
KPE161H1Fitness: Principles & Practice0.5 credits
Explore strength, endurance, flexibility and speed, and how training changes them.
KPE162H1Physical Activity and Healthy Lifestyles0.5 credits
Examine physical activity, lifestyle choices and their effects on health.
KPE182H1Introduction to Movement Observation and Evaluation0.5 credits
Observe and evaluate movement, then design relevant exercise sessions.
KPE190H1Inquiry in Kinesiology and Physical Education0.5 credits
Develop critical inquiry and research skills across kinesiology fields.

Second Year9 listed

Published required-course group and application alternatives for students admitted in 2026/27. Other-division and category electives are separate requirements.

KPE200H1Physical Cultural Studies: Society, Bodies and Politics0.5 credits
Examine physical culture, power, inequality and possibilities for social change.
Prerequisite: KPE100H1
KPE220H1Psychosocial Development0.5 credits
Explore psychosocial development, behaviour change and wellbeing across the lifespan.
Prerequisite: KPE120H1
KPE240H1Indigenous & Black Histories: Health, Healing and Physical Activity0.5 credits
Examine Indigenous and Black histories in relation to health, healing and physical activity.
Prerequisite: KPE120H1 , KPE162H1 , KPE200H1
KPE260H1Human Physiology I0.5 credits
Study homeostasis, nerves, muscles, circulation and respiratory physiology.
Prerequisite: ANA124H1 / ANA126Y1
KPE261H1Theory of Motor Skill Acquisition - Motor Learning0.5 credits
Study how motor skills are acquired, retained and transferred.
Prerequisite: KPE160H1
KPE263H1Introductory Biomechanics0.5 credits
Apply mechanical principles to human movement and the musculoskeletal system.
Prerequisite: ANA125H1 / ANA126Y1 , KPE160H1
KPE264H1Exercise Physiology0.5 credits
Study acute exercise responses and longer-term adaptations to training.
Prerequisite: ( ANA124H1 & ANA125H1 )/ ANA126Y1 , KPE260H1
KPE282H1Physical Activity and Exercise Applications0.5 credits
Design physical-activity programmes for workplaces, young people and other populations.
Prerequisite: KPE182H1
KPE291H1Research Design and Evaluation: Quantitative Approaches0.5 credits
Study quantitative research designs, variables and statistical analysis.

Upper Years3 listed

Published required-course group and application alternatives for students admitted in 2026/27. Other-division and category electives are separate requirements.

KPE334H1Adapted Physical Activity0.5 credits
Study adapted physical activity and participation opportunities for people with disabilities.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1 , KPE264H1
KPE391H1Research Design and Evaluation: Qualitative Approaches0.5 credits
Explore qualitative, mixed-methods and participatory research in kinesiology.
KPE400H1Ethics & Power in Kinesiology, Physical Education and Health Fields0.5 credits
Examine ethical controversies involving bodies, health, physical culture and technology.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1 , Fourth year standing

Applications10 listed

Published required-course group and application alternatives for students admitted in 2026/27. Other-division and category electives are separate requirements.

KPE326H1Aging, Health and Physical Activity0.5 credits
Examine aging, functional capacity and approaches to supporting physical activity in older adults.
Prerequisite: KPE264H1
KPE329H1Developing Physical Literacy Foundations in the Early Years0.5 credits
Explore movement development and physical-literacy teaching for children aged 0–5.
Prerequisite: KPE160H1 , KPE261H1
KPE333H1The Pedagogy of Playing Games0.5 credits
Explore alternative approaches to teaching and coaching games.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1 , KPE260H1
KPE340H1Introduction to Physical Activity Pedagogy0.5 credits
Explore physical-activity teaching, lesson planning and assessment for children and youth.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1 , KPE260H1
KPE342H1Theory of Coaching part I0.5 credits
Develop athlete-centred coaching through theory, practical sessions and presentations.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1 , KPE260H1 , KPE261H1 , KPE263H1
KPE380H1Advanced Assessment and Exercise Program Design0.5 credits
Assess mobility and fitness, then design personalized exercise programmes for healthy populations.
Prerequisite: KPE280H1 / KPE282H1 , KPE281H1 / KPE282H1
KPE423H1Theory of Dance Performance0.5 credits
Explore dance technique and production, then choreograph and stage a performance.
Prerequisite: KPE280H1 / KPE282H1 , KPE281H1 / KPE282H1
KPE427H1Health and Physical Education in the Elementary Years0.5 credits
Explore elementary health and physical-education teaching, assessment and curriculum.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1 , KPE260H1
KPE434H1Advanced Adapted Physical Activity0.5 credits
Develop instructional and leadership skills for adapted exercise and sport programmes.
Prerequisite: KPE334H1
KPE461H1Speed and Power0.5 credits
Study speed and power through biomechanics, physiology and practical training.
Prerequisite: KPE370H1

Additional published courses

KPE255H1Future Workplace Trends and Preparation0.5 credits
Explore kinesiology career pathways, workplace trends and work-integrated learning.
KPE300H1Physical Culture and Social Inequality0.5 credits
Examine how social inequalities affect physical-activity opportunities and approaches to equity.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE302H1Media Health and Exercise Sciences0.5 credits
Explore media production, health communication and representations of physical activity and science.
Prerequisite: KPE100H1 , KPE200H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE304H1Violence Suffering & Physical Culture0.5 credits
Examine violence, abuse and suffering in physical cultures through social and human-rights perspectives.
Prerequisite: KPE100H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE305H1Geographies of Social and Environmental Justice in Health and Physical Culture0.5 credits
Explore place, environmental justice and unequal power in health and physical culture.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE306H1Hockey in Canadian Society0.5 credits
Examine hockey’s connections to Canadian identity, race, commerce, violence and media.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1
KPE307H1Olympic and Paralympic Studies0.5 credits
Study the histories, achievements and challenges of the Olympic and Paralympic movements.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE310H1Sport and Climate Change0.5 credits
Assess climate risks, environmental impacts and sustainability practices in sport.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE311H1Sport Media and Culture0.5 credits
Explore relationships among sport, health, media and popular culture.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1
KPE320H1Administrative Theory0.5 credits
Apply administrative and organizational theory to planning, budgets, leadership and kinesiology management.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1
KPE321H1Population Health0.5 credits
Examine population-health patterns, determinants and research methods.
Prerequisite: Prerequisite: KPE200H1 , ( KPE290H1 / KPE391H1 ) or KPE291H1 Corequisite: the other of ( KPE290H1 / KPE391H1 )
KPE322H1Psychology of Injury and Rehabilitation0.5 credits
Explore psychological aspects of injury prevention, experience and rehabilitation.
Prerequisite: ANA125H1 / ANA126Y1 , KPE120H1 , KPE260H1 , KPE290H1 / KPE391H1 , KPE291H1
KPE324H1Advanced Sport Psychology0.5 credits
Apply sport-psychology research to mental preparation and individual or team performance.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1
KPE325H1Stress and Coping0.5 credits
Study stress, coping and physical activity, practising stress-management approaches.
Prerequisite: KPE120H1 , KPE264H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE327H1Exercise and Mental Health0.5 credits
Evaluate evidence linking exercise with mental-health prevention, recovery and wellbeing.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1
KPE328H1Exercise and Nutrition for Health and Performance0.5 credits
Study nutrition’s interactions with exercise, fuel use, recovery and performance.
Prerequisite: KPE264H1
KPE330H1Advanced Exercise Psychology0.5 credits
Apply exercise-psychology theories to interventions that support sustained physical activity.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1
KPE331H1Sport Analytics, Game Theory and Tactics0.5 credits
Use statistics and game theory to analyse sports decisions and tactics.
Prerequisite: KPE290H1 / KPE291H1
KPE332H1Innovations in Digital & Mobile Health0.5 credits
Explore digital and mobile-health tools, applications and limitations.
Prerequisite: KPE260H1 , KPE263H1 , KPE290H1 / KPE391H1 , KPE291H1
KPE335H1Global Sports Law0.5 credits
Examine international sports rules and dispute resolution through legal cases and mock arbitration.
KPE336H1Outdoor Physical Activity and Recreation0.5 credits
Develop outdoor leadership, navigation and trip-planning skills in Ontario environments.
Prerequisite: 3rd year standing
KPE337H1Health Data Analytics0.5 credits
Apply statistical learning and visualization to real health and kinesiology data.
Prerequisite: KPE291H1 or an equivalent level course
KPE355Y1Interpersonal Theory in Kinesiology and Physical Education1 credits
Develop communication, teamwork and leadership through a mentored field experience.
Prerequisite: You must have followed the appropriate pre-course procedures in the year preceding course enrolment, be entering 3rd year (or higher), and obtain instructor approval.
KPE360H1Advanced Cardiorespiratory Physiology0.5 credits
Explore advanced cardiorespiratory function and control during exercise.
Prerequisite: KPE264H1
KPE361H1Motor Control0.5 credits
Study sensory and nervous-system contributions to voluntary movement control.
Prerequisite: KPE261H1 or by permission of the instructor
KPE362H1Neural Basis of Human Movement0.5 credits
Examine neural anatomy, physiology and cognitive processes underlying human movement.
Prerequisite: KPE261H1 or by permission of the instructor
KPE363H1Sport Medicine0.5 credits
Study sports injuries, prevention, rehabilitation and doping.
Prerequisite: ANA125H1 / ANA126Y1 , KPE263H1
KPE365H1Advanced Biomechanics0.5 credits
Apply quantitative biomechanics methods to human movement and evaluate research.
Prerequisite: KPE263H1
KPE366H1Ergonomics0.5 credits
Study ergonomic risk factors and ways to adapt work and environments to individual capacities.
Prerequisite: KPE263H1 , KPE264H1
KPE367H1Sport & Exercise Biomechanics0.5 credits
Apply biomechanics principles to sport performance, injury prevention and exercise design.
Prerequisite: KPE263H1 , KPE290H1 / KPE391H1 , KPE291H1
KPE368H1Sport Concussion0.5 credits
Study sport-related concussion, recovery monitoring, rehabilitation and longer-term effects.
Prerequisite: KPE260H1 , KPE264H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE369H1Human Physiology II0.5 credits
Study endocrine, digestive, renal, reproductive and immune physiology.
Prerequisite: ANA124H1 / ANA126Y1
KPE370H1Science and Practice of Training for Sport Performance0.5 credits
Apply training science to the design of sport-performance programmes.
Prerequisite: KPE263H1 , KPE360H1
KPE371H1Lifestyle and Metabolic Disease0.5 credits
Study metabolic disease and how exercise and diet may prevent or manage it.
Prerequisite: KPE264H1
KPE372H1Injury and Orthopaedic Biomechanics0.5 credits
Study tissue loading, injury mechanics and orthopaedic treatments.
Prerequisite: KPE263H1
KPE390Y1Directed Research1 credits
Conduct a supervised research project and present a research paper and findings.
Prerequisite: Prerequisite: KPE200H1 , ( KPE290H1 / KPE391H1 ) or KPE291H1
KPE399H1Research Inquiry Applications0.5 credits
Develop research skills through 50 hours of supervised research practice.
Prerequisite: Second year standing
KPE401H1International Development through Sport0.5 credits
Critically examine sport-based international-development initiatives.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1
KPE403H1Gender/s and Sexualities in Sports and Physical Culture0.5 credits
Explore gender, sexuality and belonging in sport through intersectional perspectives.
Prerequisite: KPE100H1 , KPE200H1
KPE404H1Illness, Disease, and Physical Culture0.5 credits
Examine cultural and personal experiences of illness, disease and recovery.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1 , KPE290H1 / KPE391H1 , KPE291H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE405H1Race, Indigeneity and Physical Culture0.5 credits
Examine race, Indigeneity, colonialism and unequal access within physical cultures.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1
KPE406H1Sport in Popular Culture0.5 credits
Study connections among sport, popular culture, media and politics.
Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE407H1Maltreatment in Youth Sport0.5 credits
Examine youth-sport experiences, maltreatment and conditions for positive development.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1
KPE408H1Sport and the "War on Terror"0.5 credits
Explore sport, surveillance and colonial power in the post-9/11 era.
Prerequisite: 3rd/4th year standing Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE409H1Sport, Physical Activity and Human Rights0.5 credits
Examine human-rights protections and failures in Canadian and international sport.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1
KPE410H1Criminology of Sport and Games0.5 credits
Study crime, deviance and harmful practices in sport.
Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE411H1Sport and Physical Culture in the Global South0.5 credits
Prerequisite: TBC Course description is not yet published; the live calendar lists TBC/TBD or leaves it blank. Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE412H1Dance Cultures and Practices0.5 credits
Prerequisite: TBC Course description is not yet published; the live calendar lists TBC/TBD or leaves it blank.
KPE418H1Special Topics in Kinesiology: Invisible Disability in the Field of Kinesiology0.5 credits
Prerequisite: TBC Course description is not yet published; the live calendar lists TBC/TBD or leaves it blank.
KPE421H1The Role of Physical Activity in Girls' and Women's Health0.5 credits
Study physical activity and girls’ and women’s health across the lifespan.
Prerequisite: KPE334H1
KPE422H1Topics in Coaching0.5 credits
Analyse coaching research, practice and relationships affecting athlete and team development.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1 , KPE220H1
KPE426H1Exercise & Cancer Survivorship0.5 credits
Examine exercise and physical activity across cancer prevention, treatment and survivorship.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1
KPE428H1Nutrition and Ergogenic Aids in Sport and Exercise0.5 credits
Evaluate nutritional supplements and their effects on exercise, recovery and adaptation.
Prerequisite: KPE290H1 / KPE391H1 , KPE291H1 , KPE328H1 / NFS302H1
KPE429H1Sport Management0.5 credits
Study sport organizations, finance, governance and competition administration.
Prerequisite: 3rd year standing
KPE431H1Positive Psychology Coaching0.5 credits
Explore positive psychology and strengths-based coaching approaches.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE432H1Legal Aspects of Sport, Recreation and Kinesiology0.5 credits
Apply Canadian law to sport and kinesiology, including contracts, liability and human rights.
Prerequisite: KPE200H1 , KPE220H1
KPE433H1Occupational Health and Wellness0.5 credits
Explore wellness and fitness strategies for occupational athletes such as firefighters and soldiers.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1 , KPE263H1 , KPE264H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE435H1Psychology of Body Image0.5 credits
Prerequisite: TBC Course description is not yet published; the live calendar lists TBC/TBD or leaves it blank.
KPE436H1Outdoor Education and Environmental Stewardship0.5 credits
Apply environmental sustainability to outdoor education and recreation.
Prerequisite: 3rd year standing
KPE438H1Special Topics in Kinesiology0.5 credits
Prerequisite: TBD Course description is not yet published; the live calendar lists TBC/TBD or leaves it blank.
KPE442H1Theory of Coaching part II0.5 credits
Develop advanced coaching, planning and communication skills.
Prerequisite: KPE220H1 , KPE260H1 , KPE261H1 , KPE263H1 , KPE342H1
KPE455Y1Kinesiology and Physical Education in Society1 credits
Explore professional practice and values in kinesiology through a mentored field experience.
Prerequisite: KPE350Y1 / KPE355Y1 ; As well, you must have followed the appropriate pre-course procedures in the year preceding course enrolment, be entering 3rd year (or higher), and obtain instructor approval.
KPE462H1Human Environmental Exercise Physiology0.5 credits
Study exercise responses to environmental stressors such as heat, cold, altitude and pressure.
Prerequisite: KPE264H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE463H1Topics in Professional Kinesiology0.5 credits
Explore registered-kinesiologist practice, professional responsibilities and continuing development.
Prerequisite: 3rd year standing
KPE464H1Clinical Exercise Testing and Prescription0.5 credits
Study exercise testing and prescription for clinical populations using cases and research.
Prerequisite: KPE360H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE467H1Cellular Physiology0.5 credits
Study cellular responses to exercise and their relationships with aging and disease.
Prerequisite: KPE264H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE469H1Performance and Neuroplasticity0.5 credits
Examine how training, experience and injury change the brain and skill performance.
Prerequisite: KPE261H1
KPE470H1Science in Sport, Health and Exercise0.5 credits
Explore scientific evidence on movement, energy systems and exercise adaptations.
Prerequisite: KPE260H1 , KPE263H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE471H1Musculoskeletal Biomechanics0.5 credits
Study musculoskeletal mechanics and injury mechanisms through research methods and cases.
Prerequisite: KPE263H1 Publisher’s offering note says “not offered in 2067–27”; confirm the intended year.
KPE474H1Exercise Training and Non-Responder Physiology0.5 credits
Explore individual differences in exercise-training responses and personalized intervention.
Prerequisite: KPE264H1 Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE476H1Clinical Exercise Programming0.5 credits
Design clinical exercise programmes suited to individuals’ needs and capacities.
Publisher marks this course not offered in 2026-27.
KPE478H1Special Topics in Kinesiology and Physical Education - Sex Differences in Exercise Physiology0.5 credits
Course description is not yet published; the live calendar lists TBC/TBD or leaves it blank.
KPE479H1Special Topics in Kinesiology and Physical Education - Endocrinology in Exercise and Disease0.5 credits
Course description is not yet published; the live calendar lists TBC/TBD or leaves it blank.
KPE490Y1Advanced Research1 credits
Complete a supervised research study, thesis and presentation.
Prerequisite: KPE390Y1 , a minimum B average in the area of interest, and an application process.
KPE495H1Independent Study0.5 credits
Investigate a chosen kinesiology topic through supervised reading, writing and presentation.
Prerequisite: Fourth-year standing and a minimum B average in the area of interest.
PAO900H1Standard First Aid/Basic Rescuer (C)0.5 credits
Provide certification in Standard First Aid and CPR level C for the programme requirement.

Elective choices

All of ANA124H1 , ANA125H1 , KPE100H1 , KPE120H1 , KPE160H1 , KPE161H1 , KPE162H1 , KPE182H1 , KPE190H1 , 0.5 Other Division Elective
All of KPE200H1 , KPE220H1 , KPE240H1 , KPE260H1 , KPE261H1 , KPE263H1 , KPE264H1 , KPE282H1 , KPE291H1 , 0.5 Other Division Elective
ONE full course equivalent from category A (See categories under 'Search Courses')
Minimum ONE and a HALF full course equivalents to a maximum of SIX full course equivalents from another division of this university, including elective courses in the first two years of study (Note: total elective 100 level courses from another division across all four years MUST NOT exceed 1.5)*
TWO (minimum) to SIX and a HALF (maximum) full course equivalents from categories A, B and/or C (See categories under 'Search Courses')
* Only 1.5 credits from another division of the university may be at the first year level. The remainder must be at the second year level or higher.
First and second year each include a 0.5-credit Other Division elective. Upper-year Applications courses are alternatives; choose one from the published list.

Study routes

Current selected major and specialist variants only; entry, stream selection and completion requirements differ.