Athletic Training
Athletic Training
The B.A. in athletic training and rehabilitation studies is designed to prepare students who desire to enter a graduate program in a variety of health care professions, including athletic training, physical therapy, medicine, occupational therapy, physician assistant, etc.
The Master of Athletic Training (M.ATR.) is the professional-level degree that ultimately enables students to become certified as an athletic trainer. Students who come to UNI who wish to become an athletic trainer must complete the Master of Athletic Training (M.ATR.) degree.
TRANSFER TIP
Students interested in transferring should contact Dr. Kelli Snyder.
Graduate Programs:
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
 Outstanding facilities Our on-campus facilities include three athletic training clinics, hydrotherapy room, research laboratory, UNI’s only cadaver lab and classrooms which facilitate highly effective hands-on learning environments. |
 You’ll get real experience You will apply your knowledge and clinical skills through engagement in diverse clinical experiences with athletic trainers, physical therapists, physicians, chiropractors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, strength and conditioning specialists, and other health care professionals. You will interact with our enthusiastic faculty and staff during classroom, research and community engagement opportunities. |
 Your future looks good UNI athletic training students are highly successful in gaining employment or furthering their education in various graduate programs. Students are prepared to work as health care providers in various settings including colleges and universities, hospital and clinics, military, performing arts, occupational health, physician extender, public safety, and secondary schools. |
CAREERS
COMMON CAREER AREAS
Athletic Training Practice in:
Colleges/universities
Secondary schools
Orthopedics
Hospitals
Clinics
Military
Performing arts
Public safety
FIND OUT MORE
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Program Coordinator
Athletic Training/ Athletic Training and Rehabilitation Studies