Where can I study Kinesiology?

In Canada, the Canadian Council of University Physical Education and Kinesiology Administrators, or CCUPEKA, has been accrediting university and college programs for content and instruction. The CKA invites you to read their document in order to find out more about the increasing role of kinesiology professionals in society: The Role of Kinesiologists and the Promotion of Physical Activity and Exercise in the Canadian Health Care System.

You may also view this free webinar by the American Kinesiology Association on obtaining a kinesiology education: View the Webinar

You can find post-secondary kinesiology education at universities in every Canadian province. The program is usually a four-year undergraduate degree. The CKA recommends that you study in the province in which you wish to practise. The CKA also invites you to contact the provincial kinesiology associations.

There are over 50 universities in Canada that provide education in kinesiology and related studies:

AB U of Alberta
AB U of Calgary
AB U of Lethbridge
AB U of Mount Royal
BC Camosun College
BC Douglas College
BC Simon Fraser U
BC U of BC-Okanagan (UBC-O)
BC U of BC-Vancouver (UBC-V)
BC U of the Fraser Valley
BC U of Victoria
MB U of Manitoba
MB U of Winnipeg
SK U of Regina
SK U of Saskatchewan
ON Brock U
ON Lakehead U
ON Laurentian U
ON McMaster U
ON Nipissing U
ON ON Tech U
ON Queens U
ON Redeemer U College
ON Sheridan College
ON U of Guelph
ON U of Guelph-Humber
ON U of Ottawa
ON U of Toronto
ON U of Waterloo
ON U of Western ON
ON U of Windsor
ON Wilfred Laurier
ON York U
QC U Concordia
QC U de Montréal
QC U de Sherbrooke
QC U du Québec à Chicoutimi
QC U du Québec à Montréal
QC U du Québec à Rimouski
QC U du Québec à Trois-Rivières
QC U Laval
QC U McGill
NB U of New Brunswick
NB U of Moncton
NL Memorial U of Newfoundland
NS Acadia U
NS Dalhousie U
NS St. Francis Xavier U
PEI U of Prince Edward Island

Where can I study Kinesiology?

Contact the CKA