Master of Science in Sports and Exercise Analytics

Data analytics is transforming the world of sports and exercise. The master of science in sports and exercise analytics at Marquette University intersects physiology and biomechanics with data science to address specific questions regarding elite athletic, sport, exercise and human performance. Graduates will have the analytic skills to develop new applications and interfaces for large and complex sport and human performance data sets combined with the foundational knowledge in exercise and sport physiology by which to aid in the accurate interpretation and translation of results to consumers, end users and clients. Students are prepared to pursue careers in sport and exercise performance data science, including positions at: Professional sports teams, Collegiate sports teams, Wearable companies, Software companies, Human performance laboratories.

Copies of all college/university transcripts except Marquette.*
A curriculum vitae including work history, formal education, continuing education, licensing and certification, professional organizations, honors and awards, publications, presentations and grants.
A personal statement of no more than 500 words addressing your purpose for applying to the program, your ability to successfully complete the program and your goals (short and long term).
Three letters of recommendation addressing the applicant's academic, professional, clinical, personal attributes and potential for meaningful graduate study. At least one academic reference must be included.
GRE scores. GRE scores are only required if degree GPA is below 3.000.
For international applicants only: a minimum acceptable score on the iBT TOEFL exam of 90 overall, with minimum section scores of 25 for listening and speaking, and minimum scores of 20 for reading and writing, or other acceptable proof of English proficiency.
Applicants may wish to submit one example of written work, such as a class project, course assignment, first author publication, grant application, etc. (optional).
A virtual interview with the admissions committee may be needed.
The minimum acceptable undergraduate (or graduate, where applicable) GPA is 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.