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The Exercise Science and Health Promotion Program at Arizona State University (Phoenix, Arizona, USA) is pleased to announce the start of a Biomechanics Master’s degree program for Fall 2017.
This degree program will focus exclusively on the study of biomechanics to prepare students to continue to a doctoral program or seek employment in a clinical, research, or industry setting. The program curriculum has been designed for advanced study of human movement through the implementation of mechanical principles. Coursework will heavily focus on the application of biomechanical concepts with regard to both clinical and research applications by transitioning the students to intensive hands–on, experiential learning during the second year of the program.
Interested students should contact Chuck Hale (Chuck.Hale@asu.edu).
This degree program will focus exclusively on the study of biomechanics to prepare students to continue to a doctoral program or seek employment in a clinical, research, or industry setting. The program curriculum has been designed for advanced study of human movement through the implementation of mechanical principles. Coursework will heavily focus on the application of biomechanical concepts with regard to both clinical and research applications by transitioning the students to intensive hands–on, experiential learning during the second year of the program.
Interested students should contact Chuck Hale (Chuck.Hale@asu.edu).