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ATHLETIC TRAINING COURSE SEQUENCE

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Understand what courses to take and how to take them.

UW-Green Bay's Master of Athletic Training (MAT) is a cohort-based program designed to be completed in two years. The course sequence includes a summer, fall and spring classroom, laboratory and clinical education curriculum totaling 62 credits.

Course Catalog

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Medical Education Model

Using a medically-based education model, athletic training students learn to provide comprehensive patient care in five domains of clinical practice:

  1. Injury and Illness Prevention and Wellness Promotion
  2. Examination, Assessment and Diagnosis
  3. Immediate and Emergency Care
  4. Therapeutic Interventions
  5. Healthcare Administration and Professional Responsibility

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MAT Course Sequence

Year 1

Summer I (11 Credits)
Course TitleCredits
AT-551: Clinical Kinesiology3
AT-601: Foundations of Athletic Training3
AT-605: Therapeutic Interventions I2
AT-620: Eval/Manage of Acute/Emergent Conditions3
Fall I (15 Credits)
Course TitleCredits
AT-610: Psychosocial Aspects of Healthcare
2
AT-700: Evidence Based Practice I
2
AT-705: Therapeutic Interventions II2
AT-710: Eval/Manage Lower Extremity Injuries
3
AT-760: Clinical Education I2
Spring I (12 Credits)
Course TitleCredits
AT-701: Evidence Based Practice II
2
AT-709: Therapeutic Interventions III2
AT-720: Eval/Manage of Head, Neck, and Spine injuries3
AT-730: Eval/Manage of Upper Extremity Injuries
3
AT-761: Clinical Education II2

Year 2

Summer II (4-6 Credits)
Course TitleCredits
AT-740: Evaluation & Management of Systemic Conditions3
AT 797: Internship1-3
Fall II (7 or 10 Credits)
Course TitleCredits
AT 750: AT Administration
2
AT-762: Clinical Education III*3 or 6
AT-789: AT Research Seminar2
Spring II (6 or 9 Credits)
Course TitleTimeCredits
AT-764: Clinical Education V*14-week3 or 6
AT-790: Capstone14-week3
Total Credits (54-56 Credits)

*Students are required to complete an immersive experience in either AT 762 or AT 763. Students will register for 6 credits when completing their immersive experience. Students will register for 3 credits when not completing their immersive experience. (For example, students completing their immersive experience in the fall will register for 6 credits in AT 762, and 3 credits for AT 763.)

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