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Clinical Exercise Physiology Recommended Course Sequence

Benedictine University

Successful completion of the Master of Science in Clinical Exercise Physiology is awarded after passing an academic/competency skill exam offered as a part of Lab IV.* Students are encouraged to sit for the American College of Sports Medicine certification exam after completion of the program. Students may elect to complete the program coursework on a part-time basis. Recommended course sequence can be modified to the special needs of a student completing prerequisite classes his or her first year.

Year One Year Two
Fall Fall
EXPH 560 Advanced Cardiovascular and Respiratory Physiology 3 EXPH 662 Advanced Exercise Physiology 3
EXPH 580 Current Topics in Exercise Physiology 2 EXPH 663 Exercise Pharmacology 3
EXPH 521 Exercise Physiology Lab I - Field Testing 1 EXPH 690 Internship 2
Spring Spring
EXPH 561 Cardiopulmonary Pathophysiology and Prevention 3 EXPH 664 Special Populations 3
EXPH 591 Exercise Biochemistry and Metabolism 3 NUTR 542 Applied Nutritional Physiology 3
EXPH 522 Exercise Physiology Lab II - EKG 1 EXPH 690 Internship 2
     
Summer Summer
EXPH 681Behavior Modification and Preventative Complementary Health2EXPH 684Program Development and Administration3
EXPH 623 Exercise Physiology Lab III - Graded Exercise Testing 2EXPH 624 Exercise Physiology Lab IV - Comprehensive Exam 1
      EXPH 683Medical Ethics2

** Students are required to completeand pass ("B" grade or higher) this exam within one calendar year of completing the EXPH 624 class.

For students completing coursework on a part-time basis, internships may be taken after completing courses up to and including EXPH 623.

In order to enhance the professional development of students, a requirement of degree completion will be membership in a professional society related to clinical exercise physiology and/or attendance at a regional or national meeting of one of those societies. A list of recognized societies may be obtained from the program website.

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