This is Elijah Gardner!
Elijah is a fourth-year #UofTKPE student and founder of the @ustmikes run club. When he’s not leading runs around campus, he’s taking BKin courses aligned with his career goal of promoting health, providing access and creating safe sport environments.
Read more about Elijah at the link in our bio!
Views from #QRSE2026 Day 2! 📸✌️
Parallel Paper and Poster Sessions take centre stage as we reach the halfway point of the conference.
What has been your favourite part so far?
Day 1 of #QRSE2026 is officially wrapped! 📸
Today marked the kickoff of QRSE 2026 (the International Conference on Qualitative Research in Sport and Exercise). Hosted by the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education, this year marks only the second time the conference has ever been held in Canada.
Want to keep learning over the summer? Check out these #UofTKPE courses!
Reminder ❗ May 10 is the last day to add an F term course in ACORN. Click the link in our bio for more information about KPE's summer term.
And with that, we’ve come to the end of the winter term at #UofTKPE!
Thank you to everyone who attended, organized or spoke at our events this term, and congratulations to our faculty and students on another successful academic year.
Summer, here we come! ☀️
From the learning environment to the close-knit community, there are so many reasons to choose #UofTKPE.
When you join the BKin program, you’ll find lots of reasons of your own as you dive into all the opportunities that await. And you’ll do it all within a supportive faculty at one of the best universities in the world.
Click the link in our bio to connect with a KPE recruitment officer if you have any questions about accepting your offer.
Michael Hutchison, an internationally recognized expert in sport-related concussion research, has been appointed director of the Tanenbaum Institute for Science in Sport (TISS).
“It’s a privilege to be appointed director of TISS, particularly within a community that has shaped so much of my academic and professional journey,” said Hutchison. “TISS has the potential to set a global standard for how high performance sport science and sport medicine are integrated to improve athlete outcomes, and I’m excited to work collaboratively to advance that vision and translate research into real-world impact.”
Read more about @uoft_tiss ’ new director at our link in bio or at kpe.utoronto.ca.
Say hi to Joanne Lew!
Originally from Malaysia, Joanne is in her second year of the BKin program. She took a moment to tell us why #UofTKPE is the perfect place to fuel her passion for movement as well as her academic ambitions — and how she’s found community in the process.
Read more about Joanne at the link in our bio.
Get real-world experience with a #UofTKPE in-field learning placement!
As part of the BKin program's elective upper-year courses, these placements help students put theory into practice and develop skills while working with a mentor in a professional setting. Join this info session to learn more about the in-field learning opportunities available to you.
Register at kpe.utoronto.ca or click the link in our bio.
Looking for a sign to accept your offer from #UofTKPE and study kinesiology at Canada's leading university? Here it is.
Say yes to incredible research and experiential learning opportunities, an inclusive and friendly community, and so much more.
Click the link in our bio to book your one-on-one appointment with a recruitment officer and get answers to any remaining questions you might have about the BKin program.
Meet Kirsten Major!
Kirsten is a second-year BKin student and #UofTKPE student ambassador. She recently told us about how she got into Kin and what made her choose KPE for her undergrad.
Read more about Kirsten at the link in our bio.
