Sport and Exercise Psychology Minor
Sport Psychology is the field of psychology that uses psychological principles to address performance and well-being in athletes, and other sports participants, at all levels. Additionally it also addresses developmental and social aspects of sports participation. Students who minor in Sport and Exercise Psychology will gain foundational skills to better understand the impact of mental health on sports performance. 18 credits are required to complete this minor.
Minor in Sport and Exercise Psychology
The Minor is Sport and Exercise Psychology consists of 5 required courses and 2 electives. Students must choose one elective from each of the two elective groups.
Required Courses:
Please note that the following courses above are cross listed:
HSR 2050/ HCA 2050
EXS 1184/ PED 1184
Depending on a students major they may choose to register under a cross listing to avoid interference with their major.
Elective Group 1 - choose one of the following courses:
Please note that the following courses are cross-listed:
BUS 3360/SOC 3360
Depending on a students major they may choose to register under a cross listing to avoid interference with their major.
Elective Group 2 - choose one of the following courses:
Please note that the following courses are cross-listed:
HSR 3000/HCA 3000
Depending on a students major they may choose to register under a cross listing to avoid interference with their major.
Recommended Courses:
It is recommended students take EXS 1010: Introduction to Exercise Science