The Health & Human Performance, BS at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls is your pathway to understanding and enhancing the intricate relationship between physical activity and well-being. In a world increasingly focused on preventative health and optimized performance, this undergraduate degree equips you with the scientific knowledge and practical skills to make a tangible impact. You will explore core areas such as exercise physiology, motor learning, and nutrition, preparing you for a dynamic career dedicated to improving lives through evidence-based practices in sport, fitness, and recreation management.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over four years, providing a comprehensive learning experience that blends theoretical knowledge with hands-on application. You will engage with applied research methods, gain practical experience in conditioning and weight training, and develop leadership skills in aerobic activities. Throughout your studies, you will work alongside faculty experts, culminating in a deep understanding of human movement and health. Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in health promotion, athletic training, and exercise science, equipped to foster healthier communities and support individual performance goals.