Are you interested in learning more about what to expect during your time as an UIndy exercise science student? Watch this short video (~5 minutes) as it introduces the field of exercise science, potential employment options, and opportunities presented to UIndy exercise science students to get involved within the field.

Are you interested in learning more about the experiences that are available to exercise science students at UIndy? Watch this short video (~5 minutes) as it introduces a variety of experiences (for example: national certifications, research opportunities, internships, and more) that our students get involved in.

Jayna Badgero talks about her experience in the UIndy Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science (EXSC) program in preparation for graduate physical therapy (DPT) programs. 

Jhovana Brena talks about her experience in the UIndy Master of Science in Exercise Science (MEXS) program. 

Logan Koehne talks about his experience in the UIndy Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science (EXSC) program in preparation for medical school.

Peyton Romig talks about her experience in the UIndy Master of Science in Exercise Science (MEXS) program.

Are you interested in learning more about the types of employment opportunities that are available to exercise science students after graduation? Watch this short video (~5 minutes) as it introduces a variety of career options within the exercise science and related fields.

Certified Personal Trainer (CPT)

• Works with apparently healthy clients and those with stable health challenges who have been cleared to exercise independently

• For more information about the ACSM CPT (including eligibility, preparation materials, exam registration, and more) please click here

Certified Exercise Physiologist (EP)

• Works with healthy clients and those with medically controlled conditions to establish safe, healthy and effective exercise and lifestyle behaviors

• For more information about the ACSM EP (including eligibility, preparation materials, exam registration, and more) please click here

Clinical Exercise Physiologist (CEP)

• Prescribe exercise and basic health behavior interventions to assist clients with chronic diseases or conditions

• For more information about the ACSM CEP (including eligibility, preparation materials, exam registration, and more) please click here

Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)

• Coach athletes specifically for their sport by providing a variety of training types

• For more information about the NSCA CSCS (including eligibility, preparation materials, exam registration, and more) please click here

Certified Performance & Sport Scientist (CPSS)

• Perform in-the-field research and develop data-driven recommendations for training athletes to improve performance through various training types and methods

• For more information about the NSCA CPSS (including eligibility, preparation materials, exam registration, and more) please click here

Tactical Strength & Conditioning Facilitator (TSAC-F)

• Train military, law enforcement, and fire and rescue personnel to improve on-the-job performance, promote wellness, and decrease injury risk

• For more information about the NSCA TSAC-F (including eligibility, preparation materials, exam registration, and more) please click here

The Summer Research Institute (SRI) is a program that provides opportunities for students and faculty mentors from a wide array of disciplines to collaborate in a focused way during Spring Term in May. Please see the SRI website (Click Here) for more details about the program.