Kinesiology: Motor Control and Behavior, PhD
University of Wisconsin-Madison · WI · KINESIOLOGY-MOTOR-CONTROL-BEHAVIOR-PHD
Kinesiology: Motor Control and Behavior, PhD is a Doctorate degree at University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI. It covers areas like research projects, kinesiology, neural networks, exercise physiology, neuroanatomy, brain sciences. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Doctorate
What you'll study in Kinesiology: Motor Control and Behavior, PhD
Example subjects: — INDEPENDENT STUDY, — NEURAL BASIS OF NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL MOVEMENT, — NEURAL BASIS FOR MOVEMENT, — PRINCIPLES OF MOTOR CONTROL AND LEARNING, — SEMINAR IN KINESIOLOGY, — SEMINAR-BIOMECHANICS, — SEMINAR IN MOTOR CONTROL AND LEARNING, — RESEARCH OR THESIS, — RESEARCH IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY- THEORY AND DESIGN, — INDEPENDENT READING.
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What will I study in Kinesiology: Motor Control and Behavior, PhD?
Kinesiology: Motor Control and Behavior, PhD covers areas like sport-pedagogy, sports-science, kinesiology, educational-psychology, neuroscience, neural-networks, learning-theory, research-projects.
Who offers Kinesiology: Motor Control and Behavior, PhD?
Kinesiology: Motor Control and Behavior, PhD is offered by University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI.
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