Exercise Science at Greenville University
This program helps you build a strong foundation in health and fitness knowledge by combining courses from the basic sciences with courses from the exercise sciences, along with internship experience. Develop marketable skills that are critical in the growing fields of health, fitness, medicine, athletic training, and physical and occupational rehabilitation.
Where Can This Degree Take You?
An Exercise Science B.S. prepares you to help others improve their health, performance, and overall quality of life through the science of human movement. By studying exercise, wellness, and the body’s response to physical activity, you'll develop the knowledge and practical skills needed for careers in fitness, healthcare, rehabilitation, and performance settings. Whether pursuing a professional certification, graduate education, or a career working directly with individuals and communities, this degree provides a strong foundation for a future focused on health and human performance.
- Exercise Physiologist
- Strength and Conditioning Specialist
- Wellness Program Coordinator
- Rehabilitation or Physical Therapy Aide
How does faith fit in?
At Greenville University, faith and learning go hand in hand. Your degree prepares you to integrate your Christian faith with the knowledge and skills of your profession, equipping you to pursue your calling with biblical wisdom, lead with Christ-centered integrity, and serve God and others through your work.
Why GU
Deepen Your Education
Your education should prepare you for more than your first job. Greenville University's liberal arts foundation equips you with the knowledge, perspective, and transferable skills to navigate a changing world, pursue meaningful work, and lead with confidence.
Personalized Attention
Experience personal growth and plan your career under the guidance of faculty who know your name and cheer your success. GU’s 11:1 student/faculty ratio and community atmosphere allow professors to invest in their students and know your strengths and abilities in the field of social work.
Faith-based
Learn to incorporate your faith into both your studies and your career.