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specializations blend course work and research. The curriculum is
individualized, and applicants with bachelor's degrees from unrelated
fields are accepted into the program. However, their previous work
will be evaluated and their programs planned according to their
individual needs, interests, and career objectives.
Combined program: The Department offers a combined
bachelor's/master's degree program. This program allows qualified
students to earn both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree
with a savings of one semester.
Concurrent program: The M.S./M.B.A. is a 3-year concurrent
degree program offered in conjunction with the Warrington College
of Business Administration. The program gives interested students
an opportunity to complete course work from the two colleges with
a residency in sport management. Applicants must apply to both
programs, noting on the application the joint nature of the request,
and must meet the admission requirements of both colleges.
MS/MSM Concurrent Degree Program: This joint degree program
is offered through the College of Business Administration (Master of
Science in Business Management [MSM]) and the College of Health
and Human Performance’s, Department of Tourism, Recreation and
Sport Management (Master of Science in Sport Management [MS]).
The MS/MSM is a non-thesis degree. The MS/MSM is designed for
students who seek a graduate business degree and who lack the
work experience necessary for admission to the MBA program. The
MS/MSM curriculum is similar to the first year of the MBA program,
giving students a good foundation in business principles.
M.S./J.D. joint program: This 98-credit-hour joint degree program
culminates in the Master of Science and the Juris Doctor degrees.
Applicants must meet the entrance requirements for the
Department of Tourism, Recreation, and Sport Management and the
College of Law. Admission to the second degree program is required
no later than the end of the fourth consecutive semester after
beginning one of the degree programs. The student’s supervisory
committee comprises faculty members from both the Department of
Tourism, Recreation, and Sport Management and the College of
Law.
HLP 6515: Evaluation Procedures in Health and Human
Performance (3) Evaluation and interpretation of tests and
analysis of research data.
HLP 6535: Research Methods in Health and Human
Performance (3) Introduction to research methodology and
design.
HLP 7979: Advanced Research in Health and Human
Performance (1-12) Research for doctoral students before
admission to candidacy. Designed for students with a master's
degree in the field, or for students who have been accepted for a