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Advancing Athletic Medicine Through Education & Research

In the Athletic Training master's program, you'll focus on building expertise in the prevention and treatment of injuries, both in athletes and other populations. Through on-the-field clinical experience, challenging coursework, and access to the nation’s top researchers and medical practitioners, you'll be prepared for the Board of Certification Examination and a fulfilling allied health career.

Prospective students interested in pursuing a PhD can apply to our Movement Science PhD program.

 

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Athletic Training Student Assistance Award

The Athletic Training Student Assistance Award is available to current Athletic Training students who need financial assistance for education-related expenses. Students can apply year-round for awards up to $500.

 

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