Bachelor in Exercise Physiology and Kinesiology (Bachelor's)

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Exercise Physiology and Kinesiology (Bachelor's) are 35,535 USD per year.

This program studies the science of human movement, including physiology, anatomy, nutrition, and biomechanics, through a faith-based perspective. It aims to equip students with scientific knowledge and practical skills to promote health, wellness, and performance, integrating faith and science in their practice.

Study areas include anatomy, movement kinetics, nutrition, exercise physiology.

For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 88% of applicants.

Northwest University is based in Kirkland, Washington, just outside Seattle. Student life includes campus ministries, gatherings and events, spiritual life credit, meetings with pastors, and connections with local churches. The university offers an international education pathway, while its on-campus and online formats provide different ways to study. Professors know students by name, and small classes support close academic guidance.

Academic programs cover biblical and theological studies, biology, business, communication and media, computer science, education, exercise science, film production, design, nursing, psychology, music, and ministry. Graduate options include business administration, counseling, information technology management, ministry leadership and theology, organizational leadership, physician assistant studies, and teaching. Online programs include business management, psychology, ministry leadership, and interdisciplinary studies.

Career preparation is built into the academic experience, with internships available across all majors. Health-related study includes nursing, exercise science, psychology, mental health counseling, physician assistant studies, and doctoral psychology. Music production students train in recording arts through hands-on work with professional studios and equipment. Northwest’s education combines coursework, career preparation, and a stated commitment to helping students grow in character, careers, and Christian faith.