Courses to be completed at UPEI

Dependent on Sport and Leisure Management Diploma elective choices

• To have only 20 degree requirements remaining (as listed below) SLM graduates are required to have completed these 4 electives within the diploma program: Introduction to Calculus (1289), Introductory Statistics (1290), Athletic Therapy (2245) and Sociology of Sport (2000)

Diploma Graduates will receive a block transfer award of 48 semester hours (KINE-48) with course awards of transfer credit as appropriate for the remaining 4 requirements* and will be required to complete the following courses to fulfill the requirements of the BSc (KINES) degree:

Required

• Biology 1210 Human Anatomy
• Biology 1310 Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology
• Chemistry 1110 General Chemistry I (Grade 12 Chemistry is a prerequisite)
• Chemistry 1120 General Chemistry II
• Foods and Nutrition 2110 Introductory Nutrition I
• Foods and Nutrition 2120 Introductory Nutrition II
• Kinesiology 2210 Introduction to Exercise Physiology
• Kinesiology 2320 Introduction to Motor Learning and Control
• Kinesiology 3120 Introduction to Biomechanics
• Kinesiology 3310 Introduction to Research Methods
• Kinesiology 3820 Program Planning and Evaluation
• Kinesiology 3410 Human Motor Development  
• Kinesiology 4810 Advanced Biomechanics
• Kinesiology Elective 3000 or 4000 level
• Kinesiology Elective 3000 or 4000 level
• Kinesiology Elective 3000 or 4000 level
• Physics 1210 Physics for Life Sciences I    
• Psychology 1010 Introductory Psychology I
• Psychology 1020 Introductory Psychology II
• Humanities Elective (Note: MUST be a Writing Intensive course)
• IKE 1040 Indigenous Teachings of Turtle Island

Dependent on diploma electives completed:

• *Mathematics 1120 Calculus for Managerial, Social & Life Sciences (fulfilled by Mathematics 1289)
• *Statistics 1210 Introductory Statistics (fulfilled by Mathematics 1290)
• *Kinesiology Elective at 3000 level (fulfilled by Kinesiology 2245 Athletic Therapy)
• *Kinesiology 2620 (fulfilled by Sociology 2000 Sociology of Sport)

Notes: All courses are 3 semester hours of credit.