Gwinnett College’s Massage Therapy Diploma & Degree Programs

Gwinnett College offers the following massage therapy diploma programs.

  • Sandy Springs and Lilburn Campuses – Massage Therapy Program
  • Raleigh Campus – Professional Massage Therapy Program

The massage therapy training program consists of a well-planned sequence of courses, each preparing the college student for the more intensive information to follow. The curriculum includes training to provide college students with scientific knowledge, manual skills, and business mastery to  become a professional massage therapist.

Key topics covered during program coursework include the following.

  • Swedish Massage
  • Deep Tissue Massage
  • Neuromuscular Therapy
  • Chair Massage
  • Reflexology
  • Sports Massage
  • Anatomy and Physiology
  • Business and Success Techniques

Upon graduation, college students will receive diplomas and be qualified to seek entry-level positions as clinical, medical, or deep tissue massage therapists in wellness clinics and centers, spa environments including resorts and franchises, and self-employment.

Employment of massage therapists is projected to grow 18 percent from 2022 to 2032, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics*. As the practice of massage is more respected and accepted by people as a way to treat pain and to improve overall wellness, the demand for massage therapy classes will continue to grow. The need for massage therapy will also increase as more healthcare providers understand the benefits of massage therapy and introduce these services within treatment plans. Many sports teams are more likely to hire massage therapists, that have completed a massage therapy program, to help with athlete injury prevention and rehabilitation during the sports season.

*https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/massage-therapists.htm#tab-6

Associate of Science Degree in Massage and Natural Health – Degree Program – Sandy Springs Campus

The Sandy Springs campus provides graduates of the degree programs to transfer the course credits awarded and earn their associate degrees by completing additional courses. College students completing the Massage Therapy diploma program at the Sandy Springs campus can transfer their credits into the Associate of Applied Science Massage and Natural Health degree program.

Associate of Science Degree in Massage & Spa Management – Degree Program – Lilburn Campus

College students at the Lilburn campus can transfer their credits into the Associate of Science in Massage & Spa Management degree program. Graduates can obtain employment as massage therapy business owner or spa manager.

Our massage therapy and spa management programs may vary in name, school coursework, and credential options by campus location.  Please refer to the catalog listing all courses in your program of interest.

While we do not guarantee employment, we provide continuous career services assistance upon graduation from your Massage Therapy and Spa Management program.

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Call us today or complete the Request More Information form at the top of the page to take the next step toward your new career in the massage therapy and spa management fields.