The M.S.-nonthesis emphasis in adapted physical education includes 13 hours of adapted physical education and research methods and 23 hours of electives in special education, vocational education, physical education, and health promotion and behavior. The M.Ed. emphasis in movement studies focuses on the development of movement, physical function and skill acquisition across the life span. Degree programs with an emphasis in Adapted Physical Education, Motor Behavior, Movement Studies for the Disabled, and Strength and Conditioning can lead to a Master’s or Doctor of Education degree.