About the Program
The Bachelor’s Program in Physical Education is designed to prepare qualified graduates by integrating theoretical knowledge with practical skills. The curriculum covers subjects such as motor learning, exercise physiology, sport psychology, physical education methodology, coaching science, measurement and evaluation, sport management, and field training. This equips students with the competencies required to work effectively in educational and sports settings, promoting physical fitness and healthy lifestyles in the community.
Vision & Mission
Vision
To be a leading undergraduate program in Physical Education that prepares competent professionals who contribute to the advancement of physical education and sport locally and regionally, consistent with current academic standards and community needs.
Mission
To educate and train graduates with sound scientific knowledge and practical skills in physical education and sport sciences, enabling them to apply theory to practice in teaching, coaching, and sport administration while upholding professional ethics and serving community needs.
Program Objectives
- Provide a strong theoretical foundation in physical education and movement sciences.
- Develop students’ practical abilities in sport training and physical activity leadership.
- Prepare graduates to work as physical education teachers and sport practitioners.
- Equip students with tools to design and implement programs that promote health and physical fitness across diverse population groups.
- Introduce modern measurement and evaluation techniques relevant to the field.
- Cultivate analytical and problem-solving skills in physical education contexts.
- Prepare students for careers in schools, sports clubs, recreational centers, and related organizations.
Advising Plan
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