Human Performance

An undergraduate degree in Human Performance prepares students to understand the relationship between physical activity, exercise, health, and human movement. Students develop knowledge in exercise science, anatomy and physiology, biomechanics, fitness assessment, exercise programming, nutrition, and health promotion. Students learn to assess physical performance and develop safe and effective programs to improve fitness, performance, and quality of life. Practical experiences strengthen critical thinking, communication, and professional skills. Graduates are prepared for careers in fitness, strength and conditioning, wellness, health promotion, sport performance, and related fields.

Program Resources

• Program Requirements — View the requirements in the college catalog.
• Advising Template – Fitness and Wellness — View the advising guide/template.
• HPER 4 Year Course Rotation — View the four-year course rotation.
• Essential Studies — View Essential Studies requirements in the college catalog.
• Career Opportunities — Explore career opportunities for graduates.
• Minor — View the information for the coaching minor in the catalog

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