Exercise PhysiologyBachelor of Arts
Why study Exercise Physiology at Gustavus?
As an Exercise Physiology major you will gain the knowledge and skills for management of health and fitness programs in corporate and clinical settings, and for graduate study in exercise physiology, public health, and health promotion. Through research projects and internships, students are prepared for a career in the health and exercise science field.
Course Examples
Every year, Gustavus faculty teach more than 1,800 courses - you'll be able to choose what interests you. Maybe one of these courses from Health and Exercise Science will be on your class schedule.
- HES-308Physiology of Exercise
- HES-222Applied Human Nutrition
- HES-313Exercise Diet and Chronic Disease
- HES-219Exercise Leadership
“Through the Pre-Health Career advisors and the HES department I have been able to create a strong resume, received letters of recommendation, and been able to network with previous Gustavus students who are now in graduate school.”
Cody Bonk ’24, “Through the Pre-Health Career advisors and the HES department I have been able to create a strong resume, received letters of recommendation, and been able to network with previous Gustavus students who are now in graduate school.” Having a passion for the biomechanics of human movement, Cody’s major in Exercise Physiology will help him achieve his goal of becoming a...
What can I do with a degree in Exercise Physiology?
The Exercise Physiology major is adaptable - and valuable - leading to many different fields and fulfilling careers. Here are a few popular paths, but a Gustavus degree can take you anywhere.
- Personal Training
- Coaching
- Sport Performance
- Physical Therapy
- Cardiac Rehabilitation
- Clinical Exercise Physiology
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