Exercise Science
The Exercise Science Program at Multnomah University seeks to prepare students for entry level positions in ergonomics, private and corporate fitness and wellness programs, recreation and sales. In addition, for those students who desire, the programs aim to prepare students for advanced studies in physical education, exercise physiology, biomechanics, chiropractic medicine, sports medicine and sport psychology.
Program Outcomes
Students graduating with a major in Exercise Science will be able to:
- Articulate a coherent body of knowledge appropriate to a student's career goals in exercise science. (EX 1)
- Integrate a coherent understanding of science with Christian theological principles and rooted in a Christian worldview. (EX 2)
- Apply scientific knowledge and methodologies to develop researchable questions and hypotheses. (EX 3)
- Perform laboratory procedures and techniques with an acceptable level of competency. (EX 4)
- Draw appropriate scientific conclusions through analysis of quantitative and qualitative data. (EX 5)
- Critically evaluate scientific research literature. (EX 6)
- Effectively communicate scientific issues to lay and professional audiences in oral and written form. (EX 7)
- Integrate scientific knowledge and methodologies with other disciplines to solve complex problems. (EX 8)