Curriculum

Delivery Mode:

• Face-to-Face with some online courses available.

Our CAATE accredited curriculum includes foundational knowledge and professional athletic training courses covering topics such as Evidence Based Practice, Health Care Informatics, Clinical Examination, Therapeutic Interventions, General Medical Conditions, and more.

The AT Strategic Alliance has established that the minimum professional degree required to become an Athletic Trainer (AT) is a master’s. This program will allow students to fulfill this requirement and complete the BOC, Inc. examination in order to become nationally certified as an AT.

Curriculum & Learning Outcomes

Program Eligibility

Specific program eligibility criteria can be found under Curriculum and Learning Outcomes in the course catalog.

Admission to the Master of Science in Athletic Training program is limited. Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Students are reviewed and selected using a holistic evaluation of the following factors: completion of admissions requirements (including pre-requisite coursework); academic achievement; evidence of potential for future practice as an athletic trainer; quality of past health care experience; interview performance; and, an ability to work effectively with people.