The Physical Education and Sports Teaching Undergraduate Program aims to provide students with a comprehensive education in physical education and sports sciences. The program provides in-depth knowledge of educational techniques, pedagogy and teaching practice while developing individuals' sports knowledge and skills. Students acquire theoretical knowledge and practical skills in various sports, as well as methods to support the physical and psychological development of children and young people.
The academic content usually covers a wide range of subjects, from anatomy and biomechanics to psychology and sports management. Students learn about health information, sports psychology, first aid, game and movement training. In addition, students gain the skills to develop and implement effective training strategies for various age groups and ability levels. During the educational process, students take both theoretical courses and gain experience in real school settings by taking advantage of internship and practicum opportunities.
As for career opportunities, graduates usually work as physical education teachers in schools. However, there are also opportunities to work as coaches in sports teams, education specialists in sports centers and health clubs, special education and recreation. They also have the option of pursuing advanced academic studies and becoming academicians at universities or pursuing a career as a researcher in the field of sports sciences.
The Physical Education and Sports Teaching Undergraduate Program is designed to enable individuals to understand the importance of physical activity and sports and to transfer this knowledge to future generations. The program aims for students to specialize in both individual and team sports, to spread the benefits of sports to the community and to promote healthy lifestyles. Individuals trained in this field play an important role in improving the overall health and quality of life of society.