UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN · UNITED STATES
Kinesiology and Health Education Graduate Programs
Master's · Taught in en
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The University of Texas at Austin offers graduate programs in Kinesiology and Health Education designed for students seeking advanced study and research in the field. These programs aim to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for careers in academia, research, and professional practice within kinesiology and health. The graduate programs emphasize a rigorous academic curriculum combined with opportunities for practical application and research. Students engage with faculty who are leaders in their respective fields, contributing to a dynamic learning environment focused on innovation and discovery in health and human movement.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the application deadlines for the Kinesiology and Health Education Graduate Programs?
- For Fall admission with departmental funding consideration, the deadline is December 1. Admission is possible after this date, but funding is not guaranteed. Spring (January) admission has an October 1 deadline for specific programs.
- What is the application fee for international students?
- International applicants are required to pay a non-refundable application fee of $90.00.
- Do I need to submit English proficiency test scores like TOEFL or IELTS?
- Yes, international applicants must submit official TOEFL or IELTS scores unless they have completed a bachelor's degree from a U.S. institution or an institution in a country where English is the sole official language.
- What academic qualifications are required for admission?
- You need a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution or a comparable foreign degree. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is generally required, especially in the last two years of undergraduate study and any graduate study.
- What documents are required for the application?
- Required documents typically include official transcripts, a statement of purpose, three letters of recommendation, a curriculum vitae or resume, and English proficiency scores. Some programs may also require a prerequisite form, writing sample, or GRE scores.
- What are the career prospects after completing a graduate program in Kinesiology and Health Education?
- Graduates are prepared for roles in research, academia, and various professional positions within the kinesiology and health education sectors.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degreeFrom a regionally accredited institution or a comparable foreign degree.
GPAMinimum of 3.0, particularly in the last two years of undergraduate study and any graduate study.
TOEFLNot specified
IELTSNot specified
Applicants to Exercise Physiology, Movement and Cognitive Rehabilitation Science, and Prevention Science must complete prerequisite courses before starting the program. A prerequisite form must be completed and uploaded. Doctoral applicants to Physical Culture and Sport Studies and Prevention Science, as well as on-campus Sport Management Master's applicants, must submit a writing sample. Sport Management applicants must address a specific essay topic.
Fees
Tuition (international)Application Fee: $90.00 (International applicants)
Tuition (home)Application Fee: $65.00 (US applicants)
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Tuition rates for graduate, law, and professional students are charged on a flat-rate basis per college. Specific tuition amounts are not detailed here but can be found via the university's One Stop website for tuition and fee rates. International applicants should be aware of a higher application fee.
How to apply
1. Complete Online ApplicationSubmit the application through the Graduate School's online portal. Note that some programs (e.g., Cockrell School of Engineering) may have specific application instructions on their departmental websites; follow those if applicable.
2. Pay Application FeeA non-refundable fee is required. For international applicants, this fee is $90.00. Fee waivers may be available for eligible applicants.
3. Submit TranscriptsProvide official transcripts from each college attended. An uploaded PDF of an official transcript can be submitted initially, but an official transcript from the college is required after acceptance. Ensure you upload the correct and full version.
4. Write and Upload Statement of PurposeA 1-3 page essay addressing your current situation, research interests, and graduate study goals. The Sport Management Master's program requires a specific essay topic.
5. Complete Prerequisite Form (if applicable)Applicants for Exercise Physiology, Movement and Cognitive Rehabilitation Science, and Prevention Science must download, complete, and upload the 'Application Prerequisite Form' via the My Status page.
6. Submit Writing Sample (if applicable)Required for Physical Culture and Sport Studies doctoral, Prevention Science doctoral, and on-campus Sport Management Master's applicants. Typically, a Master's thesis chapter or academic paper is suitable. Sport Management applicants must address a specific essay question.
7. Submit Letters of RecommendationThree letters are required for most programs. Recommenders will receive an email with instructions to upload their letters. For the Online Sport Management Master's, two letters are needed.
8. Provide Curriculum Vitae or ResumeA CV/resume, no more than two pages, should include post-high school education, relevant experience, honors, research, publications, and presentations.
9. Submit English Proficiency ScoresInternational applicants must submit official TOEFL or IELTS scores unless they hold a bachelor's degree from a U.S. institution or an institution in a country where English is the sole official language.
10. Submit GRE Scores (if required)Some programs may require GRE scores. Use university code 6882 if submitting scores. Check specific program requirements.
11. Monitor Application StatusUse the 'My Status' portal (UT EID required) to track submitted materials and upload any missing documents.
12. Complete Declaration of IntentIndicate your intended program of study (Master's or Doctoral).
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Frequently asked questions
What are the application deadlines for the Kinesiology and Health Education Graduate Programs?
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For Fall admission with departmental funding consideration, the deadline is December 1. Admission is possible after this date, but funding is not guaranteed. Spring (January) admission has an October 1 deadline for specific programs.
What is the application fee for international students?
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International applicants are required to pay a non-refundable application fee of $90.00.
Do I need to submit English proficiency test scores like TOEFL or IELTS?
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Yes, international applicants must submit official TOEFL or IELTS scores unless they have completed a bachelor's degree from a U.S. institution or an institution in a country where English is the sole official language.
What academic qualifications are required for admission?
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You need a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution or a comparable foreign degree. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is generally required, especially in the last two years of undergraduate study and any graduate study.
What documents are required for the application?
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Required documents typically include official transcripts, a statement of purpose, three letters of recommendation, a curriculum vitae or resume, and English proficiency scores. Some programs may also require a prerequisite form, writing sample, or GRE scores.
What are the career prospects after completing a graduate program in Kinesiology and Health Education?
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Graduates are prepared for roles in research, academia, and various professional positions within the kinesiology and health education sectors.