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Integrative Physiology
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If you want to turn your passion for helping people achieve a healthy lifestyle into a meaningful career, our program will get you on the right track. Our faculty, staff and students engage in professional education, scholarly activity and meaningful public service that emphasizes all dimensions of human movement to enhance longevity and quality of life. At the conclusion of your studies, you’ll have the foundational knowledge in exercise physiology needed to be prepared to enter a fulfilling profession or pursue advanced studies.
unique physical activity class offerings
of research funding in the WPEM
Programs
- Exercise Science, Applied Bachelor of Science
- Applied Human Physiology Bachelor of Science
- Exercise Science, Pre-Professional Bachelor of Science
- Exercise Science Master of Science
- Sports Medicine Bachelor of Science
- Health Enhancement Bachelor of Science
- Pre-Athletic Training Bachelor of Science
- Athletic Training Master of Arts Specialist
- Sport Psychology Minor
- Athletic Injury Certificate
- Exercise is Medicine Certificate
- Sports Coaching Certificate
- Wilderness Emergency Medicine Certificate
- Integrative Physiology and Rehabilitation Sciences Doctorate Specialist
Courses
- Basic Exercise Prescription
- Foundations of Health and Human Performance
- Principles of Optimal Performance for Athletes
- Strength Training and Conditioning
- Exercise Physiology
- Kinesiology
- Biomechanics
- Sport Psychology
- ECG Assessment
- Exercise for Disease and Aging
Video
University of Montana Professor Brent Ruby studies movement and the boundaries of what the human body is capable of in his lab, the Montana Center for Work Physiology and Exercise Metabolism.
Research Highlights
SEE MORE RESEARCH![Kennedy in PT clinic](https://images.apps.umt.edu/storage/umt/right/630/410/academics/programs/integrative-physiology1/kennedy.jpg)
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Ready for what comes next?
Air Force Vet Katie Kennedy is studying integrative physiology to prepare for applying to PT school. She chose UM because of the partnership between the exercise science and physical therapy programs.