School of Sport Science

Undergraduate Programs

Students learning sport science

Esports Management Program BS

Gain the knowledge and skills you need to compete in the competitive esports management and game design industry.

Exercise Science Program BS

If your future lies in the fitness and exercise industry, or any field concerned with the science of human movement, this might be your major.

Exercise Science/Pre-Professional Athletic Training 3+2 Program BSMS

Gain foundational knowledge and hands-on experience in athletic training by earning your bachelor’s and master’s degree in our accelerated five-year program.

Sport Management Program BS

From small-town recreation programs to professional athletics franchises, the business of sport offers a breadth of career opportunities.

Coaching Certification Program Certificate

Open to all Endicott students who wish to become certified in coaching by the School of Sport Science.

Senior Thesis

Before graduating from Endicott, all students complete their senior thesis. This is one of many hallmarks of Endicott and offers students the opportunity to become an expert in researching relevant topics within their chosen discipline. This year, six students were chosen by faculty to showcase their posters.

Academic Opportunities

Pre-Medical/Pre-Health Professional Pathway

The pre-medical/pre-health professional pathway is designed to allow students in any major to complete course requirements and fulfill the prerequisites for admission to various health-profession graduate programs.

Fifth Year Sport Leadership Program

Recent college graduates (both Endicott and non-Endicott) are eligible to earn a sport leadership master's degree in this Fifth Year format that saves students time and money.

Internships and Careers at a Glance

Data based on a recent survey of 2024 graduates

100%

Endicott students are required to do three internships and a senior thesis.

99%

Students from the Class of 2024 who are employed, in continuing education, volunteering, and/or serving in the military.

89%

Of those employed reported their job is related to their major.