Earn a minor in sport and health psychology
Do you want to understand the connection between the mind and body in sports and fitness? Washburn University's sport and health psychology minor combines psychology and kinesiology to give you a unique perspective on how mental and physical health work together. This minor is perfect for students interested in health and fitness promotion, exercise science and rehabilitation.
Why earn a minor in sport and health psychology at Washburn?
The sport and health psychology minor prepares students for success in the intersecting fields of mental health, sports performance, and fitness. Whether you're aiming for a career in health promotion, exercise science or sports psychology, this minor will equip you with valuable knowledge and skills.
Here's why this minor is a great fit for your future:
- Blend of psychology and kinesiology: Gain foundational knowledge in both mental health and physical performance, enhancing your understanding of how the mind and body work together.
- Explore diverse career paths: Whether you're interested in becoming a sports psychologist, fitness coach or rehabilitation specialist, this minor opens the door to numerous career opportunities.
- Complementary to health and fitness majors: This minor pairs seamlessly with degrees in health promotion, exercise science and rehab science, giving you a competitive edge in your field.
- Build a well-rounded skill set: Understanding both the psychological and physical aspects of performance will make you a more versatile professional in the health and fitness industry.
Courses you'll take
A minor in sport and health psychology requires 18 credit hours of course work, or about 6 courses.
Connect!
Ready to create your study plan? Contact Jeannette Nobo, at jeannette.nobo@washburn.edu.
