Our program

Athletic training and rehabilitation sciences prepares students for a career as an allied-health professional as well as entry into a professional degree program. Graduates will have met the admission requirements for many health professional programs, specifically the master’s degree in athletic training at K-State. Courses use hands-on activities and trainings to teach on the concepts that are foundational to develop the skills needed to manage health care needs of physically active individuals at all levels and ages.

Students may enter our program on the pre-professional track, a 5-year program where students remain at K-State to also earn their Master of Science in Athletic Training or they may enter as a student only intending to gain their bachelor’s degree from K-State.

Program Highlights

Undergraduat research opportunities
Dedicated student organization
Education abroad opportunities

5-year master’s option available

Undergraduate research opportunities

Opportunities to connect and network with professionals through conferences and annual meetings

Career Opportunities*

Intercollegiate Athletics
Professional Sports Teams
Secondary Schools
Performing Arts
Sports Medicine Clinics
Public Safety
Recreational Centers
Military Installations

*some careers require additional education

Learn more about the Athletic Training and Rehabilitation Sciences program.