MS Athletic Training at University of Delaware

Programme overview

The MS in Athletic Training is an entry-level master's programme over two consecutive calendar years with specific coursework and competitive clinical experiences, ending in a full semester-long clinical. Graduates can sit for the Board of Certification exam. A 3+2 Sports Health BS/Athletic Training MS pathway is available.

What you will study

Required university, departmental and major coursework plus clinical proficiencies gained through practicum experiences.

Career pathways

Programme placements include major American professional sports leagues, major collegiate programmes, high school settings and sports medicine clinics.

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Application information

Entry requirements

UD's Master of Science degree in Athletic training: youtube.com/watch?v=corFUIqlqsE Responding to the recent trends in sports health, a master’s degree can help propel professionals to advanced career success. The University of Delaware has a long, proud history for athletic training education involving both didactic and clinical education and for placing graduates for athletic training careers with major American professional sports leagues major collegiate programs, high school environments, as well as sports medicine clinical settings. To apply to the Master of Science (MS) degree program in Athletic Training, prospective students are directed to the Prerequisite coursework ("B" grade or higher): Prerequisite coursework ("C-" grade or higher): . Recommendations must be submitted electronically at the ATCAS online application portal.

Intake: Early deadline: December 15 Final deadline: April 15

Duration: Two consecutive calendar years

Apply through the official page: https://atcas.liaisoncas.com/applicant-ux/#/login

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