The primary objective of the Department of Coaching Education is to meet the qualified coaching requirements of public and private sports institutions and organizations. To ensure our students become highly proficient coaches and educators, our curriculum is continuously updated to train candidate coaches who possess pedagogical competence, command over theoretical and practical sports applications, adapt to contemporary demands, and conduct multidisciplinary research.

In addition to practical compulsory and elective sports courses, the departmental curriculum encompasses professional coursework in Movement and Training Sciences. Furthermore, students acquire hands-on experience through coaching internships and complete a graduation thesis. In accordance with the provisions of the current Coaching Education Regulations, graduates obtain a 3rd Grade (Level 3) Coaching Certificate from the relevant federation in their primary sports discipline, enabling them to practice professional coaching across sports institutions.

Graduates of the Department of Coaching Education find diverse career opportunities in:

• Educational Institutions & Municipalities: Schools, universities, and municipal sports departments

• Government & Federation Bodies: The Ministry of Youth and Sports, national sports federations, and athlete training centers

• Private Sector & Sports Clubs: Professional sports clubs, fitness facilities, and wellness/SPA centers