Sakarya University of Applied Sciences, Sports Sciences Faculty

Country

Turkey

Name

Sakarya Uygulamalı Bilimler Üniversitesi, Spor Bilimleri Fakültesi

Type of organization

University

Address

Sakarya Uygulamalı Bilimler Üniversitesi Serdivan / SAKARYA

Members

30613 Student, 663 Academician, 538 Staff

About

The Sports Sciences Faculty at Sakarya University of Applied Sciences is a leading educational institution with a strong history and expertise in the field of sports. Established in 1997, the faculty offers four departments:

  • Coaching Education
  • Physical Education and Sport Teaching
  • Recreational Management
  • Sport Management

With over 1,500 students enrolled in bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate programs, the faculty provides high-quality academic expertise, innovative teaching methods that integrate the scientific and social needs of modern society.

Key Activities:

  • Conducting academic and practical training for athletes and sports professionals.
  • Developing innovative educational techniques in sports and management.
  • Supporting socially engaged sports programs and inclusion initiatives.
  • Participation in European projects, including the Erasmus Sport+ “Block-In” (2023-2025).

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Men Players

Berkay KAYA

Berkay KAYA

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Serkan KURT

Serkan KURT

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Mehmet Sarıkaya

Mehmet Sarıkaya

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Ömer Faruk Ançel

Ömer Faruk Ançel

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Women Players

Rabia BAĞ

Rabia BAĞ

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Yaren Teymuroğlu

Yaren Teymuroğlu

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Yaren GÖL

Yaren GÖL

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Ece Halil

Ece Halil

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Team Leaders

Ayse Dilşad Mirzeoğlu

Ayse Dilşad Mirzeoğlu

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Sevda ÇİFTÇİ

Sevda ÇİFTÇİ

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Junior Players

Bilal Şahin

Bilal Şahin

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Mert Ali Avcı

Mert Ali Avcı

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Yaren Kandemir

Yaren Kandemir

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Eylül Altıntaş

Eylül Altıntaş

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