Northern Michigan University's School of Health and Human Performance offers programs leading to a bachelor’s degree in either liberal arts or education, with specializations in athletic training, community health education, management of health and fitness, outdoor recreation leadership and management, physical education-coaching, secondary education-physical education or sports science. There are six majors and 13 minors.
A Master of Science degree is also available for students wishing to pursue advanced study in exercise science.
The Schools’s programs are designed to build on a student’s liberal studies foundation, give a broad overview of the health and fitness fields and offer a focused preparation in the student’s choice of profession.
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