Dual Degree - Bachelor of Science - Game Design and Development & Master of Science - Exercise and Sport Science (4 + 2)

Students apply to the dual degree program as incoming freshmen and are admitted directly into the graduate program at the same time as their admission as undergraduate students. Dual degree students are guaranteed a place in the Master of Science in Exercise & Sport Science program provided they continue, as undergraduate students, to meet program-specific criteria to progress into enrollment in the graduate program. Dual degree students, therefore, have a space reserved for them in the graduate program beginning in their first year, with clear criteria and achievements required to progress into the graduate program.  

Combined with advisement from their undergraduate academic advisor, students’ engagement with the College of Health Professions, participation in activities offered by the Exercise & Sport Science program and interactions with graduate faculty provide strong support toward successful progression into graduate study.  

Dual degree students pursuing the Master of Science in Exercise & Sport Science degree may complete up to seven credits toward their graduate degree during their undergraduate studies. These credits count toward both the undergraduate and the graduate degrees. Students, therefore, save on the cost of graduate tuition as these credits are included in the cost of the full-time undergraduate tuition.