Graduate Programs in Exercise Science Spring Open House 2020
Exercise Science offers unique Programs of Study* Certificate for Clinicians MS in Exercise Science MS in Exercise Science /Master in Public Health * Prerequisite Coursework : • 2 undergraduate courses in Anatomy and Physiology 1 course in Exercise Physiology •
Exercise Science for Clinicians Graduate Certificate • This certificate bridges the knowledge gap between the medical field and the exercise field to promote the benefits of exercise for disease prevention and therapeutic intervention for their patients with chronic diseases. • This certificate provides graduate professional experience through course work and experiential learning opportunities. Students develop well-rounded knowledge of the role of physical activity and exercise on health and disease prevention/intervention. • Coursework covers knowledge of exercise physiology and exercise testing, assessment and prescription, all of which are major domains of job tasks for a Clinical Exercise Physiologist required by the American College of Sports Medicine.
Graduate Certificate Curriculum 7 courses, 21 credits total Advanced Advanced Exercise Cardiopulmonary Physiology Physiology Physiology Physical Activity and Electrocardiography, Assessment and Exercise: Prescription, Clinical Assessment and Prescription Measurement and Testing Prescription Elective Internship 1 Internship 2 . Complete one 3-credit Students complete minimum Students complete minimum elective in Exercise Science of 300 clinical hours of 300 clinical hours or Public Health .
Exercise Science MS The Master of Science in Exercise Science Program at Northeastern University offers a unique concentration in Physical Activity and Public Health that integrates key competencies for a degree in exercise science recommended by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM). The Exercise Science Program provides its students with a dedicated on-site laboratory that is equipped with state of the art technology that is ideal for applying coursework, honing practical skills, and conducting research.
MS Exercise Science Curriculum 12 courses, 36 credits total The Master of Science in Exercise Physical Activity and Science Program at Northeastern Exercise Core Cardiopulmonary Exercise: Prescription, Advanced Exercise Physiology Measurement, and Physiology University offers a unique Testing concentration in Physical Activity and Public Health that integrates key competencies for a degree in exercise Physical Activity and science recommended by the Exercise: Effects on Biostatistics in Research Core Electrocardiography Musculoskeletal Public Health American College of Sports Medicine Health and Disease (ACSM). The Exercise Science Program provides its students with a dedicated on-site Public Health Applied Research Urban Community Epidemiology laboratory that is equipped with state Methods Core Health Assessment of the art technology that is ideal for applying coursework, honing practical skills, and conducting research. Elective Elective Health Education and Program Public Health, Clinical, Public Health, Clinical, Planning or Research or Research
Physical Activity and Exercise: Effects on Physical Activity and Exercise: Exercise Core Cardiopulmonary Physiology Prescription, Measurement, and Advanced Exercise Physiology Musculoskeletal Testing Health and Disease Biostatistics in Public Applied Research Research Core Epidemiology Electrocardiography Health Methods Health Education Elective Elective Urban Community Health Public Health Core and Program Public Health, Clinical, or Public Health, Clinical, or Assessment Planning Research Research
MS Exercise Science Curriculum Pathways Exercise Core Research Core Public Health Core by taking two electives • Physical Activity and Exercise: • Biostatistics in Public • Health Education and Prescription, Measurement, and Testing Clinical • Advanced Exercise Physiology Health Program Planning Research • Cardiopulmonary Physiology • Epidemiology • Urban Community Health Public Health • Electrocardiography Assessment • Applied Research Methods • Physical Activity and Exercise: Effects on Musculoskeletal Health and Disease 12 courses, 36 credits total
Exercise Science MS/MPH This dual degree program allows qualified students to achieve their goal of obtaining a more robust understanding of public health through an MPH degree while also completing their MS in Exercise Science. Graduates of the program will benefit from having a greater understanding of public health issues in the fields of exercise and physical activity in order to better design exercise prescription programs in the healthcare industry that aim to improve the health of individuals and communities.
MS/MPH Curriculum The curriculum components meet the Council on Education in Public Health PUBLIC HEALTH Biostatistics in Public 9 courses, 27 credits Environmental Health CORE Health (CEPH) accreditation requirements and key competencies for a degree in exercise Physical Activity and science recommended by the American Exercise: Public Health Introduction to Advanced Exercise Prescription, Administration and Epidemiology Physiology Policy 6 courses, Measurement, and College of Sports Medicine (ACSM). Testing Coursework consists of advanced Cardiopulmonary Musculoskeletal Applied Research physiology such as musculoskeletal and Electrocardiography Physiology Health/Disease Methods cardiopulmonary systems and the assessment and prescription of exercise Physical Activity and Exercise Exercise: Advanced Exercise and physical activity in the context of the 6 courses, 18 credits Prescription, Science Core Physiology Measurement, and Testing social determinants of health. Cardiopulmonary Musculoskeletal Applied Research Electrocardiography Physiology Health/Disease Methods 1 Elective Practicum Capstone
The laboratory is located in 520 Behrakis Health Sciences Center. The 2000 square foot facility is equipped with the state-of-art technology for Exerci cise teaching and research in exercise science. Sci cience ce The laboratory is dedicated to applying the practical skills and cutting-edge research to evaluate the La Laboratory effects of exercise and physical activity on health, disease, and human performance. The laboratory is equipped to conduct major functional and performance assessments.
Fa Facilities Exercise Science Laboratory The laboratory is located at 520 Behrakis Health Sciences Center. The 2000 square foot facility is equipped with the state-of-art technology for teaching and research in exercise science. The laboratory is dedicated to applying the practical skills and cutting-edge research to evaluate the effects of exercise and physical activity on health, disease, and human performance. The laboratory is equipped to conduct major functional and performance assessments
Why Bouvé ? • Hands-on, experiential learning in laboratory setting • Internships, practicums, and research opportunities provide hands-on, experiential learning • Small student cohorts ensure strong faculty mentorship • Robust curriculum with a public health emphasis • Interdisciplinary collaboration with faculty and community partners • Students chose one of three pathways: research, public health, practice-based exercise science
Our Recent Grads & Alumni • Doctoral Students • Research Associates • Exercise Physiologists • Wellness specialists
• Direct Study Experiential • Internships Learning • Practicum Pathways • Capstone
Experiential Learning Partners Boston Children’s Hospital Brigham and Women’s Hospital Lown Cardiovascular Group Harvard Vanguard Joslin Diabetes Center Massachusetts General Hospital Cardio Vascular Disease Center Metro West Medical Center Veteran’s Affairs (VA) Boston Medical Center
Our Recent Grads & Alumni • Doctoral Students • Research Associates • Exercise Physiologists • Wellness specialists
Recent Grads Renee Cocozza Michael Dantona Emily Hubert Kerry Wilusz Exercise Physiologist -New Horizon Exercise Physiologist Corporate Wellness Director Exercise Physiologist - Biocare - Fox Rehab Medical Center South Shore YMCA, Boston Diagnostics-Boston New Hampshire Eleanor Heidkamp-Young Tess Hamberg Alvin Morton Tara Linitz Product Development Consultant – Wellness Coordinator and Contracts Nutrition Manager – Eat Love Doctoral Student in PhD program United Healthcare, Minneapolis Manager - Wellness Workdays San Francisco, CA of Kinesiology U. of Tennessee
Long-term Alumni Michael Dantona Tricia Garret Tonia Barbato Renee Cocozza Account Manager PA student – University of New England- Research Associate at FTV Capital, Exercise Physiologist -Fox Rehab - Fox Rehab Portland, Maine NYC, New York New Hampshire New Hampshire Ian Leavitt Tara Linitz Madison Hawkins Jono Paulin PhD student at Harvard T.H. Chan Senior Account Executive at Food Physician Assistant - Dartmouth- House Surgeon at Nelson School of Public Health Minds Hitchcock Medical Center Marlborough District Health Board, San Francisco, CA New Zealand
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