Physical education (MA)
In the Master of Arts (MA) in Physical Education program, you'll learn the skills you need to help others stay active and healthy. The program will prepare you to teach in public or private schools at the K-12 levels.
You'll complete courses that will equip you with the skills and knowledge to write and orally defend a thesis.
Typical program length is 2–2½ years.
Courses and program structure
As part of the MA in Physical Education program, your courses will examine physical activity from a variety of angles. You'll also take courses in research methodology to prepare you to write and defend your thesis. For a full list of required courses and electives, please refer to the Academic Calendar.
Co-operative education and work terms
Co-operative education is an optional addition to the the physical education (MA) program. If you have questions about how you can alternate your coursework with paid work terms related to physical education, please contact the program's co-operative education coordinator.
How to apply
For detailed instructions on how to apply, please refer to our graduate programs homepage.
Funding, scholarships, and grants
As a physical education graduate student, you may be eligible for a range of funding opportunities, including conference and travel grants, bursaries and scholarships.