Earn Your
MASTER'S IN ATHLETIC TRAINING AT KING'S COLLEGE
With a national average salary of over $68,000 and expected job growth of 13%, there’s no question that earning your M.S. in Athletic Training is a smart investment.
Why choose King’s?
| Two-Year, 60-Credit Program
| Offered Exclusively on Campus
| 52 Weeks of Clinical Education Experience
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Practical Training
Your clinical education experiences begin your first semester and account for 55 weeks of your degree program, allowing you to work in diverse settings and helping you gain critical real-life experience.
Distinctive Coursework
You’ll develop your techniques through classes supported by the latest theories and research, including cadaver dissection, cutting-edge evaluation, diagnosis, treatment approaches, and innovative intervention therapies.
State-of-the-Art Facilities
You’ll have plenty of opportunities to practice in a clinical setting at the Richard Abbas Alley Center for Health Sciences, home of the MSAT program. There you’ll find cutting-edge equipment and technology like full VO2Max capabilities, a three-camera gait analyzer, ECGs, and more, in addition to our full cadaver anatomy lab and patient simulators.
CAATE
King’s program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE)
$68K+
National average salary
13%
Expected job growth,
2024–2034
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ADVANCE YOUR CAREER
Through interprofessional coursework, you’ll gain a unique appreciation and perspective from your peers in other health professions. And with 55 weeks of hands-on practical education serving as the cornerstone of your MSAT experience, you’ll be well prepared to grow your career in this dynamic field.
Plus, with athletic trainers needed in virtually every setting, you can easily combine your professional and personal interests beyond the typical sports environment. In addition to working for the NFL, MLS, and Division I universities, our graduates are employed in emerging settings such as the performing arts, military, and industrial fields.
I humbly believe this is one of the best programs in the United States and conducive to learning what athletic training is and becoming an athletic trainer.
—Andres Armstrong ’17, MS, ATC, LAT | Assistant Athletic Trainer, Detroit Lions
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The King’s College Master of Science in Athletic Training program is accredited by the CAATE.
Athletic trainers are considered to be integral members of the interprofessional healthcare teams, serving as active practitioners who make decisions about treatments, interventions, and return to activity for their patients. To better reflect the level of expertise required of an athletic trainer, a new set of standards has been put in place by the AT Strategic Alliance (including BOC, CAATE, NATA, and NATA Foundation). Athletic trainers must obtain a master’s degree from an accredited program before being eligible to sit for the Board of Certification Examination and become credentialed by the state in which they will practice.
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