Associate of Applied Science in Massage Therapy
Curriculum Overview
The A.A.S. degree adds to the Therapeutic Massage Certificate by increasing professional skills as a healthcare professional and gives the graduate an edge in the massage industry. This edge comes from general education courses in communication, social sciences, and humanities. These courses provide additional preparation for inter-professional collaboration with other healthcare professionals.
Core Courses
Electives and General Education
ELECTIVES |
6.0 credits |
HUMANITIES |
3.0 credits |
SOCIAL SCIENCES |
6.0 credits |
ENGLISH/COMMUNICATION |
6.0 credits |
MTEL-1101 | REFLEXOLOGY 1 | 1.5 |
MTEL-1105 | REIKI LEVEL 1 | 1 |
MTEL-1107 | FOUNDATIONS OF HEALING TOUCH, COURSE 1 | 1 |
MTEL-1230 | INTRO TO CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY | 1 |
MTEL-1320 | SPORTS MASSAGE | 0.5 |
MTEL-1330 | ADVANCED CLINICAL TRAINING: NEUROMUSCULAR THERAPY AND FASCIAL TECHNIQUES | 3.5 |
MTEL-1350 | ENERGY BASED MEDICINE | 2 |
MTEL-1400 | INSURANCE BILLING PRACTICES FOR MASSAGE THERAPY | 0.5 |
MTEL-1610 | INTRODUCTION TO CHINESE MEDICINE AND CUPPING | 1.5 |
MTEL-1951 | MASSAGE THERAPY FOR THE MEDICALLY COMPLEX | 2 |
Graduation Requirements
The Associate of Applied Science in Massage Therapy is granted to those candidates who have:
- Completed the required curriculum.
- Completed the required 63 total credits.
- Demonstrated competency in clinic and completed internship and field experience requirements.
- Earned a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 or better.
- Fulfilled all financial obligations to the University.
- Certification in First Aid and Basic Life Support (BLS).
Total Credit Hours: 62.5