You enter into Year 2 of the four-year Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology program, and can complete your degree in as little as three years. You will be required to complete bridging courses (Kinesiology 0517 - Kinesiology Program Preparation and University Seminar 1013) during the spring/summer term prior to the start of the program.

Note: Students who obtain a minimum grade of 80% in each of the following College courses are not required to complete Kinesiology 0517: Anatomy & Physiology I,  Anatomy & Physiology II, Clinical Anatomy I, Clinical Anatomy II 

At Lakehead University, the School of Kinesiology studies human movement within a variety of contexts, including but not limited to: anatomy, biomechanics, physiology, psychology, sociology, motor control, adapted, and sociocultural. Students of Kinesiology will gain an understanding of the science of human movement through developing analytical, critical, and creative thought to make decisions on the basis of evidence, ethics, and values; knowledge, competencies, and skills to pursue and achieve professional certifications; and a holistic appreciation of kinesiology examined from a lifespan perspective that includes application to all populations.