The Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT) is a nonthesis graduate degree offered by The University of Iowa, administered through the Graduate College and delivered via the Carver College of Medicine. The program prepares students to become licensed athletic trainers, emphasizing injury prevention, clinical diagnosis, therapeutic interventions, and rehabilitation within a comprehensive healthcare framework.
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The Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT) is a nonthesis graduate degree offered by The University of Iowa, administered through the Graduate College and delivered via the Carver College of Medicine. The program prepares students to become licensed athletic trainers, emphasizing injury prevention, clinical diagnosis, therapeutic interventions, and rehabilitation within a comprehensive healthcare framework.
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Starting 2026-05-01
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Courses include:Advanced Anatomy for Athletic TrainingFoundations of Athletic Training PracticeMedical Emergency TechniquesClinical ExperienceOrthopedic Pathology and Clinical ExaminationTherapeutic Interventions
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Applicants must submit an online application through the Athletic Training Centralized Application Service (ATCAS). International students may need to provide TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE scores to demonstrate English proficiency. Additionally, international applicants must submit a Financial Statement upon admission recommendation to meet visa requirements.
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