Department of Kinesiology
MSAT Curriculum
The Fresno State Master of Science in Athletic Training is a professional-level athletic training program intended for students that have completed a prior Bachelor's Degree but are not yet eligible to take the Board of Certification Examination.
Applicants may find it helpful to complete a degree in a related field (e.g., General Kinesiology, Exercise Science); however, it is not required as long as the prerequisites (listed below) are met.
Please see the Admissions page for full prerequisite information.
| Fall Year 1 | Course | Units (18) |
|---|---|---|
| AT 202 | Foundations of Athletic Training | 1 |
| AT 234 | Immediate and Emergency Care | 3 |
| AT 212 | Anatomy, Evaluation, and Rehabilitation of the Lower Extremity | 6 |
| AT 214 | Therapeutic Modalities | 3 |
| AT 251 | Clinical Practicum in Athletic Training I | 5 |
| Spring Year 1 | Course | Units (15) |
|---|---|---|
| AT 222 | Anatomy, Evaluation, and Rehabilitation of the Upper Extremity | 4 |
| AT 226 | Applied Research Methods and Statistics in Athletic Training | 4 |
| AT 228 | Policies & Procedures in Athletic Training | 2 |
| AT 252 | Clinical Practicum in Athletic Training II | 5 |
| Fall Year 2 | Course | Units (18) |
|---|---|---|
| AT 232 | Anatomy, Evaluation, and Rehabilitation of the Spine | 2 |
| AT 224 | Primary Care in Athletic Training | 3 |
| AT 233 | Clinical Pharmacology for Athletic Trainers | 2 |
| AT 238 | BOC Exam Prep Seminar | 1 |
| AT 242 | Prevention and Wellness | 2 |
| AT 253 | Clinical Practicum in Athletic Training III | 5 |
| AT 296 | Current Concepts in AT (or Thesis/Project hours) | 3 |
| Spring Year 2 | Course | Units (11) |
|---|---|---|
| AT 244 | Psychosocial and Behavioral Health in Athletic Training (online) | 1 |
| AT 248 | Professional Practice in Athletic Training (online) | 1 |
| AT 254 | Clinical Practicum in Athletic Training IV | 6 |
| AT 297 | Current Concepts in AT (or Thesis/Project hours) | 3 |
Note: All Classes are virtual asynchronous during this semester allowing students to complete a 16-week immersive experience without need of remaining in Fresno. Students return to Fresno the last week of the semester to complete comprehensive practical and written exams just prior to commencement.