School of Health and Kinesiology
Innovative, Creative, Ready to Excel
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The Moving Company will be presenting their Annual Spring Showcase on Sunday, April 22, and will feature several new works choreographed by current company members. Learn more
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Reach For It, a free 10-week program of dance for elders and persons with Parkinson’s offered by The Moving Company, is now registering participants. Learn more
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The School of H&K will honor part-time faculty during an annual event. Learn more
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The School of Health and Kinesiology will honor those students awarded with scholarships, special recognitions, and grants for the 2017-18 academic year during an annual appreciation ceremony. Learn more
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Public Health Professor Dr. Sofia Jawed-Wessel recognized as Outstanding Young Omahan. Learn more
Our curriculum and faculty will challenge you to attain intellectual achievements and to develop skills based on best practices. UNO's faculty and staff are dedicated to meeting the highest aspirations of our students, whether it is to begin a career or pursue additional education. Last year:
- For the last three years, 100% of our Physical Education Teacher Preparation students have been hired after graduation.
- 100% of our Master of Arts Athletic Training graduates were employed full-time in their desired field within three months of graduation.
We offer:
Bachelor's Degrees in Athletic Training, Exercise Science, Physical Education Teaching, Public Health, and Recreation Administration
Master's Degrees in Athletic Training, Exercise Science, Health Behavior, Physical Activity in Health Promotion, Physical Education Coaching and Pedagogy, and Recreation Administration
Doctoral Degree in Exercise Science
At UNO, you will experience hands-on learning opportunities unique to a metropolitan campus, state-of-the-art laboratories, and faculty mentorship that ensures you have the knowledge necessary for success.
Contact Us
- Academic Office: 402.554.2670
- Email: unohk@unomaha.edu
- Campus Recreation: 402.554.2539
Our Campus. Otherwise Known as Omaha.
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