Athletic Training

Program Director: Dr. Kendall Selsky

Mission Statement

The Master of Athletic Training (MAT) program prepares athletic trainers for patient-centered and evidence-based clinical practice in a diverse and rapidly changing healthcare environment.

The MAT program follows many policies listed in the Admission section. However, there are some policies specific to MAT. In order to view MAT specific policies, see Master of Athletic Training Admission Requirements .

Programs

Master of Athletic Training

• •  Athletic Training, M.A.T.

Courses

• •  MATR 500 - Clinical Experiences in Athletic Training
• •  MATR 505 - Clinical Experiences in Athletic Training II
• •  MATR 515 - Foundations of Athletic Training
• •  MATR 525 - Therapeutic Interventions in Athletic Training I
• •  MATR 530 - Principles of Musculoskeletal and Medical Assessment
• •  MATR 535 - Therapeutic Interventions in Athletic Training II
• •  MATR 540 - Diagnosis and Management for Athletic Trainers II: Lower Extremity and Spine
• •  MATR 541 - Diagnosis and Management for Athletic Trainers I: Upper Extremity, Head and Neck
• •  MATR 550 - Medical Aspects of Athletic Training
• •  MATR 551 - Management and Administration in Athletic Training
• •  MATR 600 - Clinical Experiences in Athletic Training III
• •  MATR 605 - Clinical Experiences in Athletic Training IV
• •  MATR 610 - Clinical Experiences in Athletic Training V: Immersive Experience
• •  MATR 620 - Principles of Nutrition and Strength and Conditioning for Athletic Training
• •  MATR 625 - Psychological Aspects of Athletic Training Practice
• •  MATR 640 - Special Topics in Athletic Training
• •  MATR 650 - Decision-Making in Athletic Training
• •  MATR 655 - Applied Research Project in Athletic Training