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| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2027-06-01 | - |
Program Overview
Athletic Training: M.S., 3+2
About this Program
The University of Delaware's athletic training education program (ATEP) is an entry-level master's degree program that encompasses two consecutive calendar years involving very specific coursework and competitive clinical experiences, culminating with a full semester-long clinical. ATEP's rigorous and intense curriculum places specific requirements and demands on students enrolled in the program. The mission of the ATEP is to prepare students to become competent, skillful, and compassionate entry-level professionals in the profession of athletic training. Students involved in the ATEP will complete the University, departmental, and major coursework requirements; they will also satisfy the clinical proficiencies via the practicum experience and while working in various clinical environments. Upon completion of this program, the student is eligible to successfully sit for the board of certification (BOC) examination for athletic trainers. Furthermore, the student is recommended for a master of science degree in athletic training. Program admission is for the summer term.
Uniqueness of this Program
Responding to the recent trends in sports health, a master's degree can help propel professionals to advanced career success. The University of Delaware has a long, proud history for athletic training education involving both didactic and clinical education and for placing graduates for athletic training careers with major American professional sports leagues, major collegiate programs, high school environments, as well as sports medicine clinical settings.
Application Deadlines
- Early deadline: December 15
- Final deadline: April 15
Tuition
The graduate student tuition rate per credit hour is $1,116.
Program Details
- The program is designed to prepare students for a career in athletic training.
- Students will complete coursework, clinical experiences, and a practicum.
- The program is two years in length, with admission in the summer term.
- Upon completion, students are eligible to take the BOC examination and are recommended for a master of science degree in athletic training.
Cost of Attendance
Information on the cost of attendance is available, but specific details are not provided in the program description.
Graduate Admissions
Information on graduate admissions is available, but specific details are not provided in the program description.
Success After UD
Information on success after graduation is available, but specific details are not provided in the program description.
