Kinesiology involves the application of principles from biomechanics, physiology, and motor behaviour to improve peoples’ functional movement, motor performance, and to manage and prevent injury and disease.

Emphasizes the social sciences aspects of physical activity, sport, active leisure and health. It provides the knowledge and skills required to play a leading role in developing, promoting and implementing programs, policies and positive lifestyle behaviours for different populations in a variety of settings. 

Students will acquire knowledge and have opportunities to apply what they learn in various types of organizations and contexts related to sport, leisure and physical activity.

Students will acquire knowledge and have opportunities to apply what they learn to interventions in physical activity, education and coaching that enrich peoples’ lives.

Open to all eligible uOttawa students, this Minor offers an opportunity to improve your knowledge and skills in critical analysis of sport, physical activity and leisure to help you become an actor of social change in, and through, sport, physical activity and leisure.

This professional dietetic education program is an accredited program, and recognized by the Partnership for Nutrition Education and Practice (PFPN), that prepares students for admission to a provincial dietetic regulatory body.

First of its kind in Canada, this program is an outstanding multidisciplinary program and a partnership with Le Cordon Bleu International. It will prepare future graduates to take on leadership roles in any industry where food innovation plays a key role, including health care, education, hospitality, business, or research and development.