Advanced Athletic Training, M.S.
Arnold School of Public Health
Earn your post-professional athletic training degree in a program committed to distinguishing itself as a state and national leader addressing the needs of students, the athletic training profession, and the community.
This degree is designed for individuals who are already certified as athletic trainers and looking for advanced preparation in the field of athletic training. Gain theoretical knowledge and understanding of the allied health profession of athletic training as well as current procedures and techniques in sport injury management.
Program Highlights
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Interdisciplinary Approach
Interact with variety of patient populations and engage in interprofessional education and collaborative practice.
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Professional Development
Advocate for athletic training education opportunities and recognize the roles of ATs in health care.
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Evidence-Based Practice
Learn how to access, interpret, and integrate relevant research into your clinical decisions.
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People-Focused Care
Use standardized patient encounters and simulation to continue to develop in your clinical practice.
Building Skills
Gain the professional and personal intelligence it takes to have a successful career.
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Communication
Exchanging information and ideas through speaking, writing or other means of expression
Medical Terminology
Understanding and using specialized language and vocabulary in health care settings
Data Analysis
Examining and interpreting information to uncover insights and inform decision making
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Interpersonal Skills
Communicating and interacting effectively in a variety of social and professional situations
Research
Gathering and analyzing information to increase knowledge or solve problems
Scientific Writing
Communicating scientific research and findings in a clear, accurate and compelling manner
Using your degree
Make your college experience the foundation for a successful future.
Learn how alumni use degrees with outcome data from Gamecock GradStats, a service of the University of South Carolina Career Center.
Potential Careers
- Athletic Trainer
- Assistant Athletic Trainer
Average Alumni Salary
Five to 10 years after graduation without additional education $61,464
Workplace Settings
- Education
- Professional Sports
- Medical Facilities
- Performing Arts
- Military
- Industrial/Occupational Health
Employers of Alumni
- Florida Bone & Joint Specialists
- NovaCare Rehabilitation
- Orthopaedic Associates of Michigan
I was drawn to athletic training because it combines my passion for health and sport. I knew that by attending USC I would receive amazing training that will benefit me in my future career while also providing me two diverse clinical experiences through my graduate assistantship.
