Health and Kinesiology

Graduate Programs

Masters of Art Degree in Education-Kinesiology and Health Promotion Concentration:

The program is designed for those students seeking advanced preparation for:

a) teaching physical and health education in school and community settings

b) pursuing careers in an area related to Kinesiology or Health

It is intended to offer students the opportunity to expand content knowledge and to apply such information to become more effective teachers and leaders. Graduates of this program go on to, or continue their careers as teachers, coaches, supervisors, health workers, and administrators in public education and in health or other private sectors.

Graduate Newsletter

Comprehensive Exam Guidelines

Forms and Information

Appointment of Thesis or Degree Supervisory Committee

Application for Comprehensive Exams

Graduate Training

Intent To Write a Thesis

Master of Arts in Education Degree Plan

Master of Science in Health and Kinesiology Degree Plan

Removal of Admissions Conditions

Permission To Enroll in a UT Telecampus Course

Changes in Student Record/Advisor

Graduate Student Checklist

Recommendation for Courses Taken at Another Institution to be Counted in UTSA Master's Degree Program

Permission to Enroll in Undergraduate Courses for Graduate Credit While a Graduate Student

Master's Thesis Guidelines

Graduate Course Descriptions

Graduate Course Catalog

Graduate Faculty

Adapted Physical Activity - Robbi Beyer, Ph.D.

Exercise Physiology - William Cooke, Ph.D.; Donovan Fogt, Ph.D.; Curtis Hart, Ed.D.; John Zhang, Ph.D.

Health - Ashley Love, Ph.D.; Sara Oswalt, Ph.D.; Tammy Wyatt, Ph.D.; Zenong Yin, Ph.D.

Health Promotion

Motor Control and Biomechanics - Wan X. Yao, Ph.D.

Pedagogy - Jianmin Guan, Ph.D.

Sports Psychology - Tiffanye Vargas-Tonsing, Ph.D.

Contact Jessica Craig for more information.