
The Bachelor of Science in Physical Education-DAPE major prepares future educators for teaching students in PreK-12 about how to live a physically active and health-enhancing lifestyle.
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Wondering what Physical Education-DAPE is and if you may be a good fit for this major?
Majoring in Physical Education-DAPE program means relevant coursework and real-world experiences.
As a Physical Education-DAPE major you'll get to spend time being active and learning in our state-of-the art facilities!
As a Physical Education-DAPE graduate, you'll help fill a need for teachers with this unique and in-demand skill set.
The Physical Education-DAPE major prepares teacher candidates to effectively teach PK-12 students, with and without disabilities, about physical literacy to ensure these students have the knowledge, skills, and confidence to enjoy a lifetime of healthful physical activity.
The DAPE Graduate Certificate provides the professional who already has a physical education teaching degree with the necessary courses to meet the Minnesota standards for teacher licensure in DAPE for grades K-12.
Learn more about advising contacts in the Department of Human Performance.