MS in Exercise Science (MSES)
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Why Earn an MS in Exercise Science?
Earn your Master of Science in Exercise Science (MSES) at Kennesaw State, just north of Atlanta, Ga. This graduate program is grounded in kinesiology and applied exercise science with a concentration in exercise physiology. Benefit from flexible late‑afternoon/evening classes, hands‑on lab experiences, and access to advanced facilities.
Program Snapshot:
- Format: In Person
- Credit Hours: 30
- Cost: Tuition/Fees
- Entry Terms: Fall, Spring
- Time to Complete: 2 years
- Application Deadlines:
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: November 1
Information Session:
Attend a virtual MSES information session to learn more about the program's curriculum highlights, networking and employment opportunities, and preparation for professional certifications. Also, get answers to your specific questions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What makes the MSES facilities unique?
The program offers advanced physiology and biomechanics labs, collaborative spaces, and dedicated graduate study areas for immersive hands‑on learning. -
How flexible is the course scheduling?
In person courses are designed for working professionals, with late‑afternoon and evening class options to support busy schedules. A full-time student can complete the program in four semesters or over a longer period as a part-time student. -
What career paths do MS in Exercise Science graduates pursue?
Graduates work in clinical, corporate, and athletic settings, prepared for roles in exercise physiology, strength and conditioning, performance coaching, and research. You will have the chance to engage with local, national, and international exercise and sports organizations, expanding your network and enhancing your practical knowledge. -
Does the program include research opportunities?
Yes — you can gain hands‑on experience through research projects conducted in KSU’s advanced labs. -
Are graduate assistantships available with tuition waiver and stipend included?
Opportunities to serve as a GRA or GTA vary by year, and inquiries should be directed to the MSES program director. For more details, complete the request for information form at the top of this webpage. -
Can KSU undergraduates take MSES courses?
Double Owl Pathways offer qualified KSU undergraduate students the opportunity to obtain their undergraduate and graduate degrees faster and at a significantly lower cost than if they pursued each degree independently.
To learn more about Double Owl options, submit your contact information to the request for information form at the top of this webpage.
Program Benefits
- Flexibility: Flexible full and part-time scheduling with classes one day per week in the late‑afternoon and early evening
- Modernized Curriculum: Hands‑on learning in advanced physiology and biomechanics labs
- Capstone Choices: Tailor your learning experiences to match your career aspirations. The three Capstone options include field experience, project, or thesis
- Professional Preparation: Preparation for ACSM, NSCA, ISSN certifications
Department Contact Information
Wellstar College of Health and Human Services
Department of Exercise Science and Sport Management
520 Parliament Garden Way NW
Prillaman Health Sciences, Room 4025
Mail Drop #4104
Kennesaw, GA 30144‑5591
Hours: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (M-F)
Phone: (470) 730‑5974
Email: mses@kennesaw.edu