Bachelor in Exercise Science and Kinesiology (Bachelor's)

For Bachelor in Exercise Science and Kinesiology (Bachelor's), tuition fees are 18,764 USD per year.

Students study human movement through anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and biophysics. They also learn biomechanics, motor behavior, motor development, coordination, and neurophysiology.

The field applies to exercise and therapeutic rehabilitation. Graduates may work on performance research, rehabilitative therapies, and diagnostic and rehabilitative methods and equipment.

For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 92% of applicants.

Texas A&M University-San Antonio is developing a destination campus in San Antonio while retaining a commuter-friendly culture. Recent growth includes residence halls, a new Track and Field Complex, expanding Jaguar Athletics, and the CORQ app for campus engagement. Orientation events help incoming students find their place before the semester begins, while campus programs bring students together through activities and research.

Academic work connects education, accounting, finance, marketing, cybersecurity, criminal justice, and educational leadership with professional and community concerns. Students have taken part in hands-on research through an NSF-funded summer program, presented work at the Research, Innovation, Scholarship, and Exploration Symposium, and developed marketing skills in regional competition. The university is also opening applications for its first doctoral program, scheduled to begin in fall 2026.

International students can find global learning through programs such as the Taiwan Mandarin experience, which combined language study with cultural understanding. Faculty research includes global cybercrime, human trafficking, and cybersecurity. Students interested in campus life should expect a mix of commuter participation, residence-hall living, orientation activities, athletics, esports, and student arts opportunities. San Antonio provides the setting for a university balancing regional connections with growing international and research interests.