Graduates will complete a course study that is 630 clock hours of curriculum content including, but not limited to anatomy and physiology, pathology, treatment techniques, protocols following the standards of massage practice, ethics, communication skills, and business practices. Clearance must be obtained before the start of classes. This academically-based program prepares the graduate for employment as a massage therapist. The Program focuses on massage theory, techniques, and practice. The Massage Therapy course work must be taken in sequence indicated.
Course has a prerequisite.
Course may be taken in advance of acceptance into the Massage Therapy Program, as a General Studies Student. The student is encouraged to use the Curriculum Planner to keep track of courses taken and those still needed.