The Ph.D. in Physical Education is a doctoral research programme that focuses on advanced study and research in physical education, sports sciences, exercise physiology, and human performance. The course aims to develop scholars and professionals with the ability to conduct independent research, promote physical fitness, and enhance the quality of sports education and training at academic and professional levels.
The programme offers research opportunities in areas such as sports psychology, biomechanics, exercise physiology, health education, sports management, physical activity and wellness, and curriculum development in physical education. Students engage in rigorous coursework and empirical research, combining theoretical understanding with practical applications to address issues related to health, fitness, and athletic performance.
Career opportunities for Ph.D. holders in Physical Education include positions as university faculty, sports scientists, athletic trainers, physical education directors, and researchers in academic institutions, sports academies, and health and fitness organizations. Graduates are also equipped to serve in policymaking and administrative roles in sports federations, government departments, and international sports bodies, contributing to the promotion of health, fitness, and sports excellence.
