The Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology program at St. Edward's immerses you in the scientific study of human movement, preparing you to help people improve their fitness, develop better motor skills and overcome injuries. As a Kinesiology major, you'll study the scientific basis for human movement. You'll explore physiological, mechanical and psychological principles and theories that relate to fitness and the human body - but you won't stop there. You'll create fitness programs and design rehabilitation plans for class projects. Athletic trainers motivate others to fulfill athletic goals while practicing principles of injury prevention and rehabilitation. In this track, you will Study all aspects of human anatomy, physiology and movement Work with SEU athletic teams Participate in a supervised internship Prepare to qualify for the Texas licensure test To be licensed as an athletic trainer in Texas you must pass the licensure test administered by the Advisory Board of Athletic Trainers through the Texas Department of State Health Services. Close interaction with faculty at St. Edward's - and time spent in classes, advising sessions and learning in the field - fully prepares you for your supervised athletic-training internship and state certification exams.