Psychological Aspects of Sport Master's Degree Requirements
The program is designed to develop a theoretical base in the discipline of sport and exercise psychology, and better prepare students, coaches, and consultants to apply such knowledge to performance enhancement issues associated with competitive athletics and exercise settings.
- Thesis Plan — 30–32 total credits
- Alternative Paper Plan — 34–36 total credits
Required Human Performance Core (16–18 credits)
- HP 610 – Statistical Methods (3)
- HP 630 – Techniques of Research (3)
- HP 641 – Psychology of Sport and Exercise (3)
- HP 649 – Sport in American Culture (3)
- HP 675 – Motor Learning (3)
- HP 698 – Internship: Sport Psychology (1–3)
Required Thesis or Alternate Plan Paper (1–4 credits)
- HP 694 – Alternate Paper Plan (1–2)
- HP 699 – Thesis (3–4)
Required Psychology Core (9–10 credits)
- PSY 551 – Methods of Enhancing Performance (3)
- Two other courses in Psychology or equivalent
(Choose in consultation with major advisor.)
Required Electives (3–11 credits)
- EDLD 644 – Ethics and Leadership
- CSP 662 – American College Student
(The above electives are strongly recommended. Choose electives in consultation with major advisor.)
For More Information, Contact:
Dr. Cindra Kamphoff
Coordinator of the Psychological Aspects of Sport Graduate Program
171 Highland North
(507) 389-6112
cindra.kamphoff@mnsu.edu
