Use your hands, minds, and hearts to enhance quality of life.

At the UIW School of Rehabilitation Sciences, we seek students who are passionate about serving others and making a difference in their communities. The School of Rehabilitation Sciences reviews each completed application holistically, considering a variety of factors including academic achievement, letters of recommendation, leadership experiences, service, and your potential to contribute to the future of healthcare.

What Can I Do With This Degree?

A Master of Athletic Training prepares graduates to work with athletes and physically active individuals to prevent, evaluate, diagnose, manage and rehabilitate injuries and medical conditions.

Athletic trainers play a critical role in sports medicine, healthcare delivery, injury prevention, emergency response and return-to-performance planning across a variety of professional environments.

With experience, athletic trainers may advance into leadership, clinical education, administration, research or specialized areas of sports medicine and human performance.

Career Settings

  • Secondary Schools

  • Colleges & Universities

  • Professional Sports Organizations

  • Healthcare Systems

  • Military Settings

  • Industrial & Occupational Environments

  • Performing Arts Organizations

Career Focus Areas

  • Emergency Care

  • Injury Prevention

  • Rehabilitation Planning

  • Return-to-Activity Decision Making

  • Human Performance

  • Sports Medicine

  • Clinical Education

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A degree in Occupational Therapy prepares you to help individuals develop, recover or maintain the skills needed for daily living and working.

Occupational therapists support people of all ages, including those with disabilities, injuries, illnesses or developmental conditions.

Experienced practitioners may pursue leadership, research, education or program development roles.

Career Settings

  • Hospitals

  • Schools

  • Rehabilitation Centers

  • Mental Health Organizations

  • Community Programs

  • Long-Term Care Facilities

Specialization Opportunities

  • Mental Health

  • Hand Therapy

  • Geriatrics

  • Community Practice

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With a degree in Physical Therapy, you can work directly with patients to help them recover from injuries, surgeries or chronic conditions.

Physical therapists develop treatment plans designed to improve movement, reduce pain and restore function.

Additional opportunities include research, teaching, healthcare administration and private practice ownership.

Career Settings

  • Hospitals
  • Rehabilitation Centers
  • Outpatient Clinics
  • Sports Medicine Facilities
  • Schools
  • Home Healthcare Settings

Specialization Opportunities

  • Orthopedics
  • Pediatrics
  • Geriatrics
  • Neurology
  • Sports Rehabilitation

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