Graduate programs in Athletic Training include the Master of Science in Athletic Training, an Athletic Training Residency with Ohio University and OhioHealth Sports Medicine, and a 100% online Doctor of Athletic Training.
The MSAT Program is a two-year program. Upon graduation, students are awarded a Master of Science in Athletic Training. They are also eligible to become nationally certified and state licensed.
OHIO's MSAT Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education. Additional details about this program's outcomes are available.
Ohio University (OHIO) and OhioHealth Sports Medicine (OHSM) jointly offer a post-professional athletic training residency specializing in pediatric sports medicine located at Ohio University’s Dublin Integrated Education Center.
This partnership combines the strength of OHIO’s history in athletic training education with the breadth of clinical practice experiences offered by OHSM, one of Ohio’s largest medical centers employing over 100 athletic trainers.
Ohio University’s 100% online Doctor of Athletic Training (DAT) program prepares professionals for advanced roles in the dynamic field of athletic training.
With a comprehensive online curriculum, students have the convenience of pursuing their advanced degree remotely while acquiring invaluable skills in data-driven practices, clinical analysis, and research.
The graduate certificate in Performing Arts Medicine is designed for any licensed healthcare professionals who desire added qualification in evaluating, treating and researching injuries and conditions commonly encountered by performing artists.