Physical Education - Human Movement Studies

This program provides students the opportunity to study the foundations of physical activity in the scope of a fitness professional. This program is designed for students who are not interested in teaching in the K-12 system but would prefer to find roles in fitness centers or pursue graduate courses in exercise science or sport studies. The program also offers a concentration in Strength and Conditioning. Students may also earn minors in Coaching and Physical Education.

Related Occupations

The Physical Education major prepares students for various career opportunities: coaching, collegiate/professional sports, health fields, and fitness clubs. Students in any of the physical education disciplines are encouraged to continue their education by seeking a graduate degree.

Fast Facts

• Jobs in the field of strength and conditioning are expected to increase by 15% between now and 2030. Limestone’s accredited degree program in strength and conditioning is designed to prepare professionals who desire to work with athletes and in the private sector.
• Fitness trainers and instructors working in business and public facilities earn a median income of approximately $40,000 per year.
• People who work in athletic and strength and conditioning programs have the opportunity to do their work in a variety of settings and in active and positive environments. They tend to be healthy and happy!