Program Requirements
General Program Requirements:
Number of Credits Required to Earn the Degree: 53
Required Courses:
Code | Title | Credit Hours |
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College Core Course | ||
HRPR 5001 | Current and Emerging Issues in Public Health and Health Professions 1 | 0 |
M.S.A.T. Core Courses | ||
KINS 5142 | Foundations of Athletic Training | 4 |
KINS 5143 | Orthopedic Assessment I | 3 |
KINS 5244 | Orthopedic Assessment II | 3 |
KINS 5245 | General Medical Conditions in Athletic Training | 4 |
KINS 5247 | Leadership for the Entry-Level Athletic Trainer | 1 |
KINS 5287 | Practicum in Athletic Training I | 3 |
KINS 5443 | Organization and Administration in Athletic Training | 3 |
KINS 5444 | Therapeutic Interventions in Athletic Training | 5 |
KINS 5445 | Considerations for Healing | 4 |
KINS 5487 | Practicum in Athletic Training II | 3 |
KINS 5644 | Applied Research in Athletic Training | 3 |
KINS 5645 | Board of Certification Examination Preparation | 2 |
KINS 5687 | Practicum in Athletic Training III | 2 |
KINS 5808 | Advanced Sport Concussion | 3 |
KINS 5851 | Current Trends in Athletic Training | 3 |
KINS 5852 | Transition to Athletic Training Clinical Practice | 3 |
KINS 5888 | Immersive Clinical Practice in Athletic Training | 2 |
KINS 5988 | Advanced Immersive Clinical Practice in Athletic Training | 2 |
Total Credit Hours | 53 |
1 | This common College Core course is required of all incoming graduate students in the College of Public Health. It is available completely online and designed such that students can complete the modules at their own pace over the course of their degree program. |
Recommended Course of Study Outlined by Year and Term
Year 1 | ||
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Summer II | Credit Hours | |
HRPR 5001 | Current and Emerging Issues in Public Health and Health Professions1 | 0 |
KINS 5142 | Foundations of Athletic Training | 4 |
KINS 5143 | Orthopedic Assessment I | 3 |
Term Credit Hours | 7 | |
Fall | ||
KINS 5244 | Orthopedic Assessment II | 3 |
KINS 5245 | General Medical Conditions in Athletic Training | 4 |
KINS 5247 | Leadership for the Entry-Level Athletic Trainer | 1 |
KINS 5287 | Practicum in Athletic Training I | 3 |
Term Credit Hours | 11 | |
Spring | ||
KINS 5444 | Therapeutic Interventions in Athletic Training | 5 |
KINS 5445 | Considerations for Healing | 4 |
KINS 5487 | Practicum in Athletic Training II | 3 |
Term Credit Hours | 12 | |
Year 2 | ||
Fall | ||
KINS 5888 | Immersive Clinical Practice in Athletic Training2 | 1 |
KINS 5443 | Organization and Administration in Athletic Training | 3 |
KINS 5644 | Applied Research in Athletic Training | 3 |
KINS 5645 | Board of Certification Examination Preparation | 2 |
KINS 5687 | Practicum in Athletic Training III | 2 |
Term Credit Hours | 11 | |
Spring | ||
KINS 5888 | Immersive Clinical Practice in Athletic Training3 | 1 |
KINS 5988 | Advanced Immersive Clinical Practice in Athletic Training4 | 2 |
KINS 5808 | Advanced Sport Concussion5 | 3 |
KINS 5851 | Current Trends in Athletic Training | 3 |
KINS 5852 | Transition to Athletic Training Clinical Practice | 3 |
Term Credit Hours | 12 | |
Total Credit Hours: | 53 |
1 | This common College Core course is required of all incoming graduate students in the College of Public Health. It is available completely online and designed such that students can complete the modules at their own pace over the course of their degree program. |
2 | KINS 5888 is scheduled to be taken in August in the Fall "Early Term Start" academic period. See the official academic calendar on the Office of the University Registrar website. |
3 | KINS 5888 is scheduled to be taken December to January in the Spring "Early Term Start" academic period. See the official academic calendar on the Office of the University Registrar website. |
4 | KINS 5988 is scheduled to be taken at the start of the regular Spring term in the 7-week "7A" academic period. |
5 | KINS 5808 is scheduled to be taken midterm of the Spring term in the 7-week "7B" academic period. To determine the first day of class, see the official academic calendar on the Office of the University Registrar website. |
Minimum Grade to be Earned for All Required Courses: B-
Culminating Events:
Fieldwork Practica:
Students in the M.S.A.T. program are assigned by the program to a clinical education site and preceptor (i.e., a certified athletic trainer who has successfully completed preceptor training offered by program faculty) each Fall and Spring academic term. Affiliation agreements with over 30 clinical education sites and 60 approved clinical preceptors are in place.