Athletic Coaching

Students who pursue a minor in athletic coaching will find it a useful achievement, especially when combined with another degree or educational emphasis such as teaching. While Minnesota no longer requires a teaching license as a coach, the courses provide hands-on experiences as well as providing unique insight into motivation, competition, training and conditioning, body mechanics and team leadership.

For questions about this program or to request an individual program of study please contact the Kinesiology Department at (320) 308-3637.

Program Requirements Department of Kinesiology Recreation and Sports Management

Program Distinctions

• Study, work and play in Halenbeck Hall, Husky Stadium and Fieldhouse and the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center facilities that accommodates instruction, research, athletics, and recreational activities.
• Faculty, coaches and support personnel who have distinguished themselves with numerous honors and accolades with performances and/or academic rigor.
• Student organizations, recreation clubs, intramurals, exercise and group fitness provide leadership and community interaction opportunities.
• Students can register for a variety of sport coaching practical experiences for multiple credit
• Coaching courses offered in odd years in track and field, football, basketball, baseball, softball and soccer. Coaching courses offered in even years in hockey, volleyball, swim/dive, wrestling and tennis. See the Degree Map for more information. 

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