Sport Studies Curriculum
Doctoral Seminar (3 Credit Hours)
- KI 8923 Doctoral Seminar in Sport Studies
Departmental Cognate (Select 12 Credit Hours)
- KI 8603 Disability, Physical Activity and Health
- PE 8103 Developing Coaching Expertise
- PE 8113 Curriculum Construction in Physical Education
- PE 8163 Seminar in Physical Education
- PE 8203 Psychological Aspects of Sport
- SS 6403 Gender and Sport
- SS 8123 Sport Administration
- SS 8203 Funding of Sport
- SS 8803 Sport Law
- SS 8823 Sport Sponsorships
- SS 8833 Event and Facility Management
- SS 8883 Ethical Issues in Sport
Outside Cognate (9 Credit Hours)
Students choose a cognate field of study from an appropriate discipline outside of the Department of Kinesiology. Choice of courses must be approved by the student’s supervisory committee. Students may elect to take 3 additional credit hours to fulfill the requirement for a minor in a specific area (12 credit hours are required for a doctoral minor).
Research Methods & Statistics (Select 12 Credit Hours)
- ST 6213 Nonparametric Methods
- ST 8114 Statistical Methods
- ST 8214 Design and Analysis of Experiments
- ST 8253 Regression Analysis
- ST 8313 Introduction to Survey Sampling
- ST 8853 Advanced Design of Experiments I
- ST 8863 Advanced Design of Experiments II
- AN 6143 Ethnographic Methods
- EDF 9453 Introduction to Qualitative Research in Education
Directed Research (24 Credit Hours)
- KI 7000 Directed Individual Study (3 hours) – The outcome of this directed study should be a manuscript suitable for submission to a peer-reviewed journal. This manuscript must be reviewed and approved by the student’s supervisory committee prior to the student beginning work on his/her dissertation.
- KI 9000 Dissertation (21 hours) – In addition to satisfying the requirements of KI 7000, a student must also successfully complete comprehensive exams prior to beginning work on his/her dissertation
University Instruction (3 Credit Hours)
- HED 8133 University and Community College Instruction
63 total credit hours needed to complete degree
**It is possible to make substitutions to the PhD curriculum. All course substitutions must be approved by the student’s supervisory committee.