The Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology Master of Science program is designed to prepare students for careers in sport psychology, exercise psychology, and in coaching. In particular, graduates may work as athletic performance enhancement specialists, health behavior coaches, sports coaches, and/or as researchers and teachers in academic settings.

The Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology Master of Science program consists of 36 units. Students are required to take core classes, and elective courses, and have the option to complete a thesis or comprehensive exam/capstone. Courses are designed to facilitate those seeking AASP certification (CMPC) and applied opportunities are available for students to accumulate mentored experience hours. The curriculum, as well as research and applied activities, are well suited for students interested in pursuing doctoral education, (Psy.D./Ph.D.).

1. The Sport Psychology option includes coursework for students who wish to become applied consultants working in performance enhancement in sport or other performance domains, as well as those who plan to continue on in PsyD or Ph.D. programs.
2. The Exercise Psychology option provides coursework and research opportunities for students who plan to go on to PhD programs or work in wellness or public health.
3. The Coaching option is intended for coaches working in secondary or post-secondary educational, community, or club settings.