Overview
The Kinesiology & Health Science (Master's) program at York University is a thesis-based graduate degree offered through the School of Kinesiology and Health Science in the Faculty of Health. It aims to advance students' understanding of human movement, exercise physiology, health promotion, and related interdisciplinary areas through rigorous research training. Unique features include a focus on innovative research in areas such as physical activity interventions, biomechanics, and chronic disease management, with opportunities for collaboration across health disciplines.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in research, academia, public health, clinical practice, and the fitness industry. Common pathways include pursuing doctoral studies or entering professional fields like health policy, sports performance, and rehabilitation services.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Dr. Jennifer L. Kuk - Expertise in obesity, physical activity, and epidemiology
- Dr. Jamie F. Burr - Focus on exercise physiology and cardiovascular health
- Dr. Phil Chilibeck - Specialization in muscle physiology and nutrition
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
The program benefits from York's advanced facilities, including the Muscle Health Research Centre, Human Performance Lab, and the Sherman Health Science Research Centre. Partnerships include collaborations with Toronto Public Health, local hospitals, and organizations like the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology for research and practical training opportunities.
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