MSc in Athletic Training (Non-thesis Option) in San Marcos United States | Texas State University

The Master of Science (M.S.) program specializing in Athletic Training serves as an advanced professional curriculum for those pursuing board certification. Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree before enrolling in this graduate program, which commences every June.
Athletic training education employs a competency-focused methodology across both academic and clinical environments. Following a medical education framework, students learn to deliver holistic patient care across five key practice areas: injury prevention, clinical assessment and diagnosis, urgent and emergency response, therapeutic rehabilitation, and healthcare administration and professional wellness. CAATE-accredited programs mandate mastery of theoretical knowledge, practical skills, clinical competencies, and professional conduct standards. The curriculum features intensive clinical training aligned with the proficiency objectives outlined in Athletic Training Education guidelines.
This graduate program aims to equip students with comprehensive training in patient-focused healthcare, collaborative interprofessional practice, research-driven treatment methods, quality enhancement strategies, medical information systems, and professional ethics.