The Master of Science degree in Kinesiology prepares students to (a) progress in a professional career in exercise and fitness, rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise, physical education teaching, community leadership, or the sports industry, and (b) embark on further graduate study in a doctoral program in Kinesiology or a related discipline. A total of 30 units are required for graduation. Programs in Kinesiology include the Bachelor of Science and the Master of Science degrees for students who want to prepare for careers in organizing and managing health-related exercise programs in community health clubs, corporate fitness centers, and medical settings, developing and managing programs to rehabilitate people with disabilities through the use of exercise, leading physical activity programs in nonprofit, community agencies such as YMCAs, Boys and Girls Clubs, or community recreation centers, teaching physical education, adapted physical education, or dance in schools, and coaching athletic teams in schools and colleges. Students can also prepare to study for advanced degrees in Kinesiology or an allied health profession.