Licence en Science de l'Exercice

Exercise Science is a broad-reaching degree that prepares students for various health-sciences careers related to health, movement, performance, and rehabilitation. The program builds the foundational scientific background and practical, professional skills necessary to succeed in dynamic performance or health-care environments, as well as to pursue graduate studies or professional advancement in exercise science/physiology or allied health fields.

Throughout the curriculum, exercise science students will build a scientific understanding of why and how exercise is beneficial to health, as well as how to use this knowledge to improve quality of life and reduce disease. Additionally, a foundational understanding is developed of how to work productively with performance-oriented populations. Towards building this knowledge base, exercise scientists will study exercise nutrition, strength and conditioning, kinesiology, exercise physiology, clinical exercise physiology, exercise prescription, and more.

A unique blend of tradition and modernity, Georgia Southwestern State University (GSW) is a world-class institution that offers a variety of undergraduate and graduates degrees. Our campus is located on 250 scenic acres in historic Americus, Georgia, and is teeming with culture, passion, and prestige.

Since 1906, Georgia Southwestern has provided a valuable educational experience for individuals all across Georgia, from each corner of the US, and from countries around the world. That diversity means our students engage with people from all walks of life who are ready to earn their way forward. Our small class sizes foster an emphasis on student interaction between a faculty who prioritizes academic success and a spirited college experience. GSW students understand that a degree isn’t given, it’s earned – and they know it doesn’t have to come with years of debt. Ranked as one of the most affordable colleges in the nation, Georgia Southwestern is committed to serving the needs of southwest Georgia and beyond.