The Physical Education and Sport Teaching undergraduate program at Near East University’s Faculty of Sports Sciences is designed to train future educators and professionals in the fields of physical education, sports, and health promotion. The program combines theoretical coursework, practical training, and pedagogical development, ensuring graduates are equipped to teach, coach, and manage sports activities across schools, clubs, and community organizations.
Students gain a strong foundation in anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and sports psychology, while also developing teaching methodologies, curriculum design skills, and leadership abilities. The curriculum emphasizes both scientific knowledge and applied practice, preparing graduates to foster physical fitness, teamwork, and lifelong healthy lifestyles. Practical components include teaching practice, internships, and supervised sports activities, ensuring that students can translate classroom learning into real-world educational and athletic contexts.
Graduates earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education and Sport Teaching, recognized nationally and internationally, and are qualified to work as physical education teachers, sports trainers, recreation leaders, or pursue postgraduate studies in sports sciences and education.