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The Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology  (B.Sc. Kin) is a program designed for students interested in studying the scientific principles underlying the foundation of human movement. Specifically, students study  anatomy, physiology, exercise physiology, biomechanics, motor control, ergonomics and exercise prescription.

 

Through required field internships and a research thesis, students have an opportunity to apply this foundation in three distinct areas of kinesiology practice: rehabilitation, ergonomics and/or gerontology.

Course work in the areas of ergonomics, health, functional assessment, rehabilitative exercises and traumatology  prepare graduates of this program for a career in kinesiology or future studies in medicine, chiropractics, occupational therapy, physical therapy and/or disability management. Course work in statistics, research methods and the required 4th year research thesis provide an advantage for students interested in pursuing graduate studies in kinesiology or a related field.

 

Furthermore, graduates of the program are immediately eligible to apply for certification with the Canadian Kinesiology Alliance and become qualified to begin work as a Certified Kinesiologist.

 

 

More information about C. Boudrea-Lariviere

Dr. Céline Boudreau-Larivière

cboudreaulariviere@laurentian.ca

 

 
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