Curriculum

MSAT Curriculum

The Master of Science in Athletic Training program (MSAT) requires 62 s.h. of coursework. The program provides a hybrid of two full years, including summers, of concentrated didactic and clinical experiences that lead to eligibility for the Board of Certification examination. Students must maintain a cumulative graduate g.p.a. of at least 3.00 and must earn a grade of C or higher in all graduate coursework.

The M.S. in Athletic Training requires the following courses:

62 sh	1st YEAR	2nd YEAR
Summer	Advanced Anatomy for AT 4 sh AT 3060 Foundations of AT Practice 3 sh AT 4000 Medical Emergency Techniques 2 sh AT 4075 Total 9 sh	Pathology and Assessment of Non-Orthopedic Conditions 3 sh AT 5000 Diagnostic Imaging and Lab Studies 1 sh AT 5075 Pathophysiology and Pharmacology in Sports Medicine 2 sh AT 5200 Total 6 sh
Fall	Clinical Experience I 3 sh AT 4125 Orthopedic Pathology and Clinical Examination I 4 sh AT 4200 Therapeutic Interventions 2 sh AT 4300 Rehabilitation Techniques 3 sh AT 4400 Total 12 sh	Research in AT 2 sh (online) AT 6100 Clinical Experience III 6 sh (online) AT 6125 Administration and Leadership 2 sh (online) AT 6200 Seminar in AT 2 sh (online) AT 6400 Total 12 sh
Spring	Orthopedic Pathology and Clinical Examination II 4 sh AT 4250 Nutrition for AT 2 sh AT 4375 Psychosocial Recognition & Referral 2 sh AT 6300 Applied Rehabilitation Concepts 3 sh AT 4450 Clinical Experience II 4 sh AT 4525 Total 15 sh	Applied Research in AT 2 sh AT 6250 Advanced Topics in AT 1 sh AT 6450 Clinical Experience IV 5 sh AT 6525 Total 8 sh

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