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Kinesiology

The human body is a masterpiece—designed by God with purpose and complexity. In Corban’s kinesiology program, you’ll explore how the body works, moves, and thrives, equipping you to help others pursue wellness, performance, and quality of life.  

From your very first class, you’ll gain hands-on experience in fitness, rehabilitation, and sport performance while discovering your personal “why” for entering this growing field. Small class sizes, active lab components, and built-in internships ensure you graduate with practical skills and a strong sense of purpose. Whether you’re preparing for physical therapy, athletic performance, or recreation leadership, you’ll be equipped to serve others through expert care, compassion, and a deep understanding of God’s design. 

Completion

4 Years

Credits

120

Major

Kinesiology

Delivery

On Campus

Concentrations

As a kinesiology major, you’ll dive into a well-rounded study of the human body, from anatomy and physiology to nutrition and fitness. From there, focus your degree in a specific area to achieve your career goals. You can also further customize your degree with elective courses! Choose from concentrations in: 

Featured Courses

For a complete list of courses in this program, view the program overview.
For official course descriptions, refer to the academic catalog.

  • 100%

    of students graduate with Certified Professional Trainer (CPT) credentials

  • 12%

    career growth over the next 10 years—much faster than the average*

  • 100

    internship hours to gain practical experience

Kinesiology is the study of human movement and how the body functions at its best. In this major, you’ll explore God’s incredible design in motion and how muscles, minds, and motivation work together to fuel performance, restore health, and help others live fully.

Career Opportunities

Understanding how the body works and moves is a foundation you can build on for almost any career involving the human body and movement. You’ll be ready for a wide variety of athletic, wellness, and fitness careers or to continue on to graduate school or additional licensing.

  • Athletic Trainer
  • Coach
  • Healthcare Professional
  • Occupational Therapist
  • Personal Trainer
  • Physical Therapist
  • Recreation Center Director
  • Sports Psychologist
  • Wellness Director