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Career Facts -
Kinesiology Program
What
They Do: An
associates degree in Kinesiology will prepare students to enter a
variety of fields associated with sports, exercise science,
education and/or motor development.
Who
Would Enjoy It: Individuals
interested in exercise science, physical education, and athletics,
who also like working with people, would enjoy working in this
field. Working
environments are usually in gyms, fitness facilities, schools, or
hospital settings.
What
They Earn: The
starting salaries range from $18,000 - $30,000 per year.
Fitness instructors and personal trainers without a
Bachelor’s Degree would be in the range of $12.00 - $45.00/hour
depending on certification, experience and location.
Individuals with advanced degrees and experience earn
$30,000 - $60,000 a year.
How
Many Jobs Available: Many
of the areas of Kinesiology have seen substantial growth in
employment opportunities, particularly in the health &
wellness fields.
Currently, there is a demand for health
educators and for physical education educators who are able to coach and/or
be athletic trainers.*
*NASPE – National Association for
Sport & Physical Education
Related
Occupations: Related
careers include athletic training, sports medicine, biomechanics,
cardiac rehabilitation, K-12 teaching, sports facilities
management, sports
psychology, coaching, sports communication, exercise science, and
physical therapy.
Careers
in Kinesiology
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Athletic Administration |
Growth & Motor
Development |
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Athletic Training |
K-12 Teaching |
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Biomechanics |
Personal Training |
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Cardiac Rehabilitation |
Sports Broadcasting |
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Coaching |
Sports Official |
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Corporate Fitness |
Sports Psychology |
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Exercise Physiology |
Sports Sociology |
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