HPER
Graduate Athletic Training Professional Program
Master's of Science in Exercise and Sports Medicine - Athletic 
Training Emphasis
Coursework for 2010-11
The Master's of Science in Exercise and Sports Medicine with an emphasis in athletic training is a National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) accredited post-professional program. Students participate in advanced athletic training didactic, laboratory experiences and clinical internship opportunities which solidify their skills and research experiences resulting in becoming better clinicians and educators. Graduates of this program possess skills that make them highly qualified professionals and well rounded individuals.
This program accepts students who have graduated from a CAATE accredited undergraduate curriculum and who are BOC certified or are eligible to sit for the BOC examination. Questions?Contact:
, (269) 387-2728.
The Graduate Athletic Training Program exposes students to a wide variety of the latest techniques and concepts in athletic training and related disciplines. Students will:
- Complete coursework within the athletic training major that emphasizes human performance and conditioning, with emphasis in aquatic therapy, strength and conditioning, manual therapy, and orthopedic fabrication.
- Participate in a two year clinical placement to enhance skills and techniques, increase confidence and leadership, promote autonomy and refine communication skills with athletes, coaches, administrators and peers.
- Learn current research techniques and trends, how to decipher research in professional journals and to apply research in the professional atmosphere.
- Have opportunities to participate in community events to enhance clinical experiences and network with other professionals.
- Work closely with other allied-health medical professionals in and around Kalamazoo.
