Bachelor in Athletic Therapy

Mount Royal University in Calgary, Alberta, is a dynamic public university founded in 1910 that emphasizes experiential learning and career readiness. With a diverse portfolio of undergraduate and graduate programs across arts, business, health sciences and social sciences, Mount Royal blends classroom learning with hands-on experiences, industry partnerships and applied research. The university’s approachable size and modern facilities create a supportive environment for academic growth and community engagement.

Programs at Mount Royal are designed to integrate practical placements, internships and project-based coursework so students graduate with job-ready skills. Faculty include accomplished teachers and practitioners who prioritize mentorship and small class sizes. International students join a welcoming campus community with access to academic advising, English support, student services and opportunities to participate in research, co-op placements and community initiatives across Calgary.

Calgary’s strong economy and connections to industries such as energy, health and technology provide practical pathways for internships and employment. Mount Royal supports career development through employer networks, resume coaching and experiential opportunities that help students build professional portfolios. Prospective international applicants should check admission requirements, plan for credential evaluation and consider scholarship and housing options to ensure a smooth transition to life and study in Calgary.

The Bachelor in Athletic Therapy program at Mount Royal University is for students who want to help athletes and active individuals prevent and care for injuries. This program is 4 years long and taught in English.

The curriculum focuses on the prevention and care of injuries. You'll learn about athletic therapy and get hands-on experience working with athletes and active individuals.

Graduates can become athletic therapists, sports medicine specialists, physical therapists, or athletic trainers. They can work with sports teams, in hospitals, or in private clinics, helping people recover from injuries and stay healthy.