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Applied Neuromechanics

MS Program in Applied Neuromechanics

The MS Program in Kinesiology with a Specialization in Sports Medicine is primarily intended for certified athletic trainers and others who wish to gain an advanced knowledge base in the areas of athletic training, sports medicine, biomechanics, or motor control.

Both Thesis and Non-Thesis program options are available to allow students to choose between a more clinical versus research focus in their studies.

Opportunities for teaching, mentoring and clinical experience are also provided through Graduate Clinical Assistantships. In order to qualify for these assistantships, students must be board certified or certification eligible as an Athletic Trainer, and eligible for North Carolina State Licensure. Admission is competitive.

For more information about thesis and non-thesis program options and available assistantships for the upcoming fall see:

• MS Program of Study – Thesis Option (Research Focus)
• MS Program of Study – Non-Thesis Option (Clinical Focus)

Available Clinical Assistantships for Fall 2011

• UNCG Graduate Assistantships for Fall 2011
• Greensboro College Assistantships for Fall 2011-Coming Soon

If you are not yet certified and are looking for information on the Entry-level Masters Degree Program in Athletic Training, please follow this link: Entry-level Masters Degree Program in Athletic Training

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