UNC’s BS in Exercise and Sport Science delivers rigorous laboratory training in biomechanics, exercise physiology, and neuromuscular control. Students collect motion-capture data, program wearable sensors, and contribute to concussion and ACL-injury research with UNC Sports Medicine. The program readies graduates for DPT, MS, or athletic-training pathways and R&D roles in human-performance tech.
Force-plate analysis of jump-landing mechanics in basketball athletes
EMG study comparing muscle activation during variable-resistance training
Machine-learning classifier predicting overuse injuries from GPS load data
Nutritional intervention improving recovery biomarkers in endurance runners
Design of low-cost IMU suit for gait analysis in clinics
Randomized trial of VR exergaming on adolescent obesity metrics
Meta-analysis of creatine supplementation on cognitive performance
Algorithm optimizing sprint-interval protocols based on heart-rate variability
Wearable-sensor dashboard monitoring military cadet load carriage
Finite-element model simulating stress fractures under cyclic loading
Blood-flow-restriction study on post-surgical muscle atrophy
3-D printed orthotic prototype reducing plantar-fascia strain
Virtual workshop on data ethics in athlete monitoring
Policy white paper on emerging wearable tech regulation in youth sports
Open-source software for synchronizing video and force data streams
Infographic for clinicians outlining female athlete triad screening
Engineer performance enhancements and safeguard athlete health through scientific innovation.
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