Master of Science in Athletic Training

KU's master's degree program in athletic training strives to develop excellence in the next generation of clinicians, scholars and leaders by providing a collaborative, interprofessional, innovative and evidence-informed education.

Curriculum & Degree Requirements

Eligibility and Requirements

How to Apply

Clinical Education

Accreditation & Outcomes

Technical Standards

Frequently Asked Questions

Costs & Financial Aid

Join us for an on-campus open house or an online info session to learn about KU's master's degree in athletic training. We'll discuss the important role of the athletic trainer in health care and topics will include eligibility requirements, prerequisites, classes and more. There will be time to ask questions of our faculty, too.

16%

growth expected in athletic training occupation (2019-2029)

KU has the state's only athletic training program based at an academic medical center.

Our clinical partner, The University of Kansas Health System, is the official health care provider of the Kansas City Chiefs.

Students benefit from our strong relationships with KU Athletics and other regional partners.

The athletic training program benefits from strong relationships with the Division I sports teams at KU in Lawrence and The University of Kansas Health System plus K-12, collegiate, and professional levels of sports in the Kansas City metropolitan area and region.

Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Science, and Athletic Training

Master of Science in Athletic Training

Get a closer look at KU's athletic training program.

Unmatched Clinical Training