The graduate program offers students the opportunity to interrogate critically the social, cultural, economic and political forces that shape the body, sport, health and physical activity.<br><br>Faculty and student research includes exploration into sport, health and the body as crucial conduits for cultural values and for the production and reproduction of social relations of dominance and inequality. Work is particularly concerned with the effects of social forces like class inequality, ableism, racialization, sizeism, sexual regulation, and gender on embodied existence. <br><br>Our programs offer you the opportunity to study health, physical activity, and sport from a range of perspectives. Students may study the physiological responses to exercise, health promotion, the mechanics of movement, the psychology of sport, the effects of biological factors on health, the effects of socio-cultural factors on health, and epidemiological study of population health. Our Master's (MA/MSc) and Doctorate (PhD) programs provide intellectual challenge, stimulating research collaboration, in-house Graduate Seminar Series, Annual Research Day highlighting current student presenters, and opportunities to serve on School committees. Graduates from our program enjoy employment in various settings including: academia, public health policy, workplace ergonomics consulting, medicine, community health agencies, sports media public relations, research positions in health care facilities, epidemiologist, and kinesiologist. Our students have the opportunity to collaborate with internationally-recognized researchers on exciting, multi-disciplinary research projects in state-of-the-art facilities.