Department of Health Sciences
Health Sciences Building
Room 201
MS: 7571
(509) 963-1912
HealthSciences@cwu.edu
Our Exercise Science Major prepares you for jobs in health-related fields, but also for a specialized career in athletic training.
You will learn skills applicable to a variety of professions that focus on the physical and functional abilities of humans.
Many classes provide hands-on learning through structured laboratories, applied exercise science from studied theory, and internships.
A BS in exercise science allows you to work with individuals and communities to better understand health and how the human body works. You will learn about the chemistry and physics of essential body functions, from how molecules behave in cells to how the body’s systems of organs, muscles, and ligaments work together, and apply this information to real people and research.
Ellensburg
Find out how much this program costs through the registrar
Potential employment is abundant and varied, depending on your own goals. Jobs associated with Exercise Science bachelor's degrees include:
Portland, Vancouver, Hillsboro area ranked 8th in Top paying metropolitan areas for Exercise Physiologists
If you are interested in continuing your education in a health-related field, find more information about Health Careers
For information regarding pre-admission requirements, required and elective courses, please reference the 2022-2023 Academic Catalog
To apply, check out our Application Form.
FALL | WINTER | SPRING | |
Freshman |
EXSC 254 General Ed |
BIOL 201 General Ed |
NUTR 101 General Ed |
Sophomore |
EXSC 350 & 350L General Ed Electives |
EXSC 351 & 351L General Ed Electives |
EXSC 450 & 450L General Ed Electives |
Junior |
EXSC 371 EXSC 446 |
EXSC 471 EXSC 455 & 455L |
EXSC 480 Electives |
Senior |
EXSC 495 A or C Electives |
EXSC 495 D Electives |
EXSC 490 |
Dr. Tim Burnham
Exercise Science Program Director
Office 203-K Extension: x1764
tim.burnham@cwu.edu
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