Sport Pedagogy, Master of Science in Kinesiology
Ohio State's nationally acclaimed master's program in Sport Pedagogy will teach you the knowledge, skills and best practices to train children and youth with or without disabilities in developing and maintaining healthy, active lifestyles.
As you learn the best practices in teaching physical education and adapted physical activity to children and youth, a master's degree in Sport Pedagogy will prepare you to:
- Apply relevant theoretical knowledge to educational problems
- Become a leader who is able to engage in advocacy
- Serve as a model for the profession
- Demonstrate evidenced-based best practices in the field
Program Features
Ohio State is a leader in the study and application of adapted and general physical education.
Our Sport Pedagogy program exemplifies a philosophy of learning by doing and reflecting on it. This lead-by-example approach gives you the capacity to motivate those with whom you work and make physical activity and sport a part of their permanent lifestyle.
An excellent learning environment with numerous opportunities to collaborate with school districts, professionals and researchers.
Faculty and students who are committed to advancing the field of physical education, adapted physical education, physical activity and sport while educating children and youth to embrace a lifetime of health and wellness.
Funding Options
Key to teaching, research and learning in the college, associateships provide students with professional experience and financial support.
The college annually awards scholarships to its students to support their academic goals.
Cost
Graduate program costs can depend on a variety of factors such as residency, number of credit hours, and number of semesters enrolled. The Graduate Admissions website provides an estimate of annual costs for Ohio residents, domestic non-residents, and international students. The Registrar’s Office provides more in-depth information about Tuition and Fees.
Degree Requirements
Prerequisites
Bachelor’s degree – physical education or related field, 3.0 GPA, experience working with youth in a physical activity setting
Expected time to degree
1.5-2 years
Deadline to apply
December 1
for funding consideration; then rolling admissions until cohort filled
Applications for the next admissions cycle will open September 1
Program start
Autumn Semester
Mode of Instruction
While some courses may be offered online, this degree requires in-person learning on the Columbus campus.
Prospective students are encouraged to complete an inquiry card so we can share information about virtual info sessions, opportunities to connect graduate students, program news and the admissions process.
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