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Master of Athletic Training Post-Baccalaureate
The Master of Athletic Training is an immersive, prestigious classroom-to-clinic program that prepares you to work with physically active patients in settings including professional sports teams, schools, and businesses.
Next start date: May 12, 2025
In this two-year program, you’ll work with real patients in real clinical settings, building on what you learned in your bachelor’s degree. Eligible students can play sports during their first professional year of the program.
Learn More About the Program
Our CAATE-accreditation means our curriculum meets the highest standards for athletic training, equipping you to succeed in your career. The second year of the professional phase of LVC’s M.A.T. offers two immersive clinical experiences (8 weeks in the fall and 16 weeks in the spring). Immersive sites include UFL (formerly XFL); Camp Lejune Military Base; Professional Rugby; D1, D2, and D3 colleges and universities; high schools; and industrial settings. View CAATE program information and outcomes here.
74
credits
$37,050
full-time tuition and fees for 2024–25
In-person
format with guaranteed clinical placements
2 years
time to completion
32
weeks of learning in the Human Anatomy (cadaver) lab
Up to $10,000
in scholarships available
40+
Clinical Site Partners including professional, industrial, military, collegiate, and secondary school sites
Career Options
Athletic trainers provide essential healthcare to athletes and physically active individuals, helping to keep them healthy and moving for years to come. Hospitals, colleges and universities, fitness centers, and professional sports teams all rely on your skills to help prevent, diagnose, and treat muscle and bone injuries in patients.
Faculty Spotlight
In Their Words
LVC set me up to become a successful certified athletic trainer. My faculty created beneficial networking opportunities and provided real-world clinical experiences and advanced knowledge through classroom instruction.
Eddie Myers IV
’22, M’23
It’s an exciting time, because we are seeing companies hiring athletic trainers to improve health outcomes. We see ATs in military settings, working with the FBI at Quantico, with companies, and at NASA.
Dr. Joseph Murphy,
Interim Director and Associate Professor of Athletic Training
Visit Our Campus
Get to know MAT faculty and students, tour the campus and our state-of-the-art health science facilities and learn more about the graduate program during a personalized campus visit. Contact Graduate & Professional Studies to schedule your visit.
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