PhD Graduate Assistantship in Kinesiology and Sport Injury at University of Wisconsin–Madison University of Wisconsin–Madison in United States

The Wisconsin Injury in Sport Laboratory at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is offering a doctoral graduate assistantship beginning Fall 2026. This opportunity is ideal for students interested in kinesiology, athletic training, and youth sports, with a research focus on sport specialization and musculoskeletal injuries. The lab is renowned for its work on injury prevention and youth athlete development, providing a collaborative and innovative research environment.

Applicants should hold a degree in Kinesiology, Athletic Training, or a related field, and demonstrate motivation, creativity, and independence. Strong communication and collaboration skills are essential. Candidates must be accepted into the UW-Madison Graduate School and Department of Kinesiology. Preference is given to those with certification in Athletic Training and eligibility for Wisconsin licensure.

The assistantship includes a competitive tuition waiver and a monthly stipend, supporting students throughout their doctoral studies. The application process is rolling, and interested candidates should review the department and lab information online. Prospective students are required to contact Dr. David Bell before applying to the graduate school.

For more information, visit the department and lab websites or contact Dr. Bell directly at [email protected].