Innovative scheduling allows for full and part-time studies. The Health Professions Leadership specialization track is designed to provide graduate education for those professionals seeking leadership roles in a variety of health care educational settings. Movement Science A trend toward the multidisciplinary study of human movement and motor control has resulted in a restructure and redesign of traditional theories of movement. This has contributed to the need for rehabilitation professionals who read and apply new knowledge and findings for clinical or educational practice, and for educators to alter what is taught at the entry-level of practice. The goal of this concentration in movement science is to develop a coherent view of theory, clinical practice and research in motor learning and control.
Study is directed at both normal and dysfunctional movement.
The goal of this athletic training specialization is to advance the knowledge base of Athletic Trainers in the ever-changing and expanding health care arena. Based on a strong foundation of science and scientific principles, graduates will advance athletic training within the interdisciplinary health care system to better serve the clients, the profession and the community by functioning as clinicians, educators, administrators and researchers. The overall goal of the Master of Science is to prepare practicing health care providers to assume leadership roles in professional leadership, research and practice within the changing health care system. Integrate the three roles of patient care, teaching, and research. Synthesize concepts, models and theories of practice through the appropriate application of theoretical and empirical knowledge.