Master of Science
in Athletic Training
Curriculum
Year One
FALL 1
- Functional Human Anatomy
- Emergency Medical Technician
- Current Concepts in Emergency Care for Athletic Training
- Scientific Inquiry and Writing
- Fundamentals of Athletic Training
- Basics of Rehabilitation
FALL 2
- Practicum in Athletic Training I
SPRING 1
- Prevention, Evaluation and Treatment of Athletic Injuries I (Upper Extremity)
- Therapeutic Modalities
- Human Physiology
- Motor Control and Human Movement
SPRING 2
- Practicum in Athletic Training I
SUMMER
- Specialty Practicum in Athletic Training
- Research/Collaborative Project I
Year Two
FALL 1
- Practicum in Athletic Training III
FALL 2
- Prevention, Evaluation and Treatment of Athletic Injuries II (Lower Extremity)
- Organization and Administration in Athletic Training
- Special Topics in Athletic Training
- Strength and Conditioning
SPRING 1
- Practicum in Athletic Training IV
SPRING 2
- Prevention, Evaluation and Treatment of Athletic Injuries III (Spine and Advanced Techniques)
- General Medical Conditions and Pharmacology in Athletic Training
- Social and Psychological Aspects of Physical Activity
- Research/Collaborative Project II
Total Credit Hours: 66
For information about the program's prerequisite courses, visit the Admission Requirements page.