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The athletic training degree at Oregon State University is a master’s level degree. From 1974 to 2017 OSU had an accredited undergraduate athletic training program. Starting in the summer of 2016, the first cohort of students started in the new professional master’s program in athletic training. The new master’s program was granted accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE) in the summer of 2017.
Review of applications will begin on January 15, 2019.
Applications will continue to be accepted until the cohort is full or April 1, 2019, whichever comes first.
Applicants are encouraged to submit their application by January 15, 2019 as there are a limited number of spots available in each cohort.
Application requirements and admission criteria are available on the Athletic Training Program admissions page.
Athletic Training Graduate Courses (98 credits)
| Summer Session 1 (8) | Fall (16) | Winter (15) | Spring (16) | |
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| Year 1 |
H 523 Foundations of Public Health (4) |
KIN 509 Practicum (9) |
KIN 509 Practicum (5) |
KIN 509 Practicum (5) |
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KIN 511 Introduction to Athletic Training (4) |
KIN 521 Orthopedic Assessment of Lower Extremity Injuries (4) |
KIN 520 Orthopedic Assessment of Upper Extremity Injuries (4) |
KIN 522 Orthopedic Assessment of the Spine (4) |
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KIN 565 Emergency Management of Sports Trauma (3) |
KIN 561 Psychosocial Factors in Physical Activity (3) |
KIN 569 Evidence-based Practice (3) |
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KIN 566 General Medical Assessment (3) |
KIN 584 Therapeutic Modalities (4) |
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| Fall (16) | Winter (15) | Spring (12) | ||
| Year 2 |
KIN 510 Internship (9) |
KIN 510 Internship (5) |
KIN 510 Internship (12) |
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KIN 567 Pharmacology in Athletic Training (3) |
KIN 568 Athletic Training Program Management (3) |
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KIN 586 Lower Extremity Therapeutic Exercise (4) |
KIN 585 Upper Extremity Therapeutic Exercise (4) |
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NUTR 535 Nutrition and Exercise: Macronutrients and Energy Metabolism (3) |
The Master of Athletic Training degree program (MATRN) continues the long-standing use of practical clinical education experiences. These experiential learning opportunities allow students to develop clinical expertise in the prevention, emergency care, diagnosis, referral, immediate treatment, and therapeutic rehabilitation of injuries and illnesses associated with participation in sport and physical activity.
The Finance and Administration’s Office of Business Affairs website contains the current information for tuition and fees associated with the cost of both the Athletic Training undergraduate and Master of Athletic Training degrees.
The tuition and fees are listed per term, per credit, and by residency status. MATRN students should use the Graduate Base Tuition rate to calculate tuition and fees.
The Finanical Aid and Scholarships apply page also contains a quick link for information on the application process for financial aid and scholarships.
There will be costs in addition to tuition and fees for students in the AT major. Other costs may include, but are not limited to: NATA Membership Fee (approximately $60.00), CPR and First Aid Certification (approximately $40.00), Board of Certification Fee (approximately $300.00). Transportation is needed for all off-campus clinical sites. Each student will have a minimum of one off-campus site.
Currently no funding or scholarships are available through either the undergraduate or graduate AT programs. Students are encouraged to investigate the following websites for funding opportunities including fellowships and scholarships:
Still have questions? Be sure to view the Athletic Training Program FAQ to see if we already have an answer.