Master of Athletic Training
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Study Athletic Training at North Central College
The Master of Athletic Training (MAT) program equips you for a rewarding career providing athletic training services to a wide range of patient populations. With foundational skills in evidence-based clinical practice instilled throughout the curriculum, you will gain the comprehensive skills and knowledge required to prepare you for board certification and practice as a certified athletic trainer. As a graduate of this program, you will be a vital allied healthcare professional working with diverse, physically active populations across a wide range of dynamic healthcare settings.
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Why Pursue a MAT at North Central College?
As a student of North Central's Athletic Training program you will:
- Form professional and personal relationships that will support your clinical and personal growth
- Have access to no-cost educational resources, including online textbooks and medical databases for the most up-to-date information
- Gain nearly 1000 hours (or more) of clinical experience in a variety of settings to help you solidify and apply your classroom knowledge
Program Details
The mission of the CAATE accredited Master of Athletic Training program at North Central College is to prepare athletic training students for patient-centered and evidence-based clinical experience in a diverse and rapidly changing healthcare environment. We help you be practice-ready when you graduate through integrated personal and professional development throughout your education. The six-semester curriculum prepares you to be a curious, engaged, ethical, and purposeful citizen and leader in healthcare. Five semesters of clinical experience (nearly 1000 hours!) will give you the hands-on experience handling athletic injuries, clinical rotations, and injury prevention practice needed for your future healthcare profession. Our expansive alumni network, expert clinical preceptors and dedicated faculty can help you realize your athletic training goals.
