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Walsh University launches new master's degree in exercise physiology

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American Catholic Tribune Aug 28, 2024

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Dr. Timothy J. Collins, President | Walsh University

Walsh University has announced the launch of a new online Master of Science in Exercise Physiology program, adding to its portfolio of graduate programs. This program is designed for individuals seeking to advance their careers as managers or entrepreneurs in the health and fitness industry and is open to anyone with a bachelor’s degree. Tailored specifically for working adults, the online master’s program can be completed in approximately two years.

With a curriculum blending exercise science and business courses, the Master of Science in Exercise Physiology prepares graduates for careers as health and fitness club managers, personal training coordinators, strength and conditioning professionals, exercise physiologists, and roles related to product research and development or physical fitness. By integrating scientific knowledge with business acumen, graduates will be well-prepared for various settings such as research and development, fitness entrepreneurship, and sports performance.

“We are excited to introduce the online Master of Science in Exercise Physiology program to the community as a natural extension of our growing exercise science and related undergraduate programs,” said Dr. Kelsey Scanlon, Program Chair in Walsh University’s School of Behavioral and Health Sciences. “This program adds to our already strong collection of health sciences-related graduate programs, and I’m delighted to help continue to advance the university in this critical field.”

Walsh University currently offers a Master of Occupational Therapy, Doctor of Physical Therapy, a Healthcare Management MBA, and master’s and doctoral-level nursing programs.

“This program is perfectly aligned with Walsh University’s 4.0 strategic plan and our Catholic mission, as it reflects our commitment to holistic education and the development of leaders who are dedicated to service and the betterment of society,” said Dr. Judy Kreye, Dean of the School of Behavioral and Health Sciences and Byers School of Nursing. “The addition of this program is another testament to Walsh’s desire to improve the quality of life for others by fostering compassionate, well-rounded healthcare professionals in a cross-functional way that incorporates business skills.”

Walsh University is enrolling now with the first cohort starting in January. There is no fee to apply; however, a GPA requirement from an accredited undergraduate institution must be met. For more information or to apply visit www.walsh.edu/exphys.

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