Faculty of Sport Sciences

Introduction to the Lab

The lab of the faculty of Sports Sciences was founded in the late 1980s. This laboratory is located next to the multi-purpose gym of the faculty.  Considering the equipment provided during these years, several studies in the field of sports physiology, motor behavior and sports psychology are conducted in this lab. These include research on metabolism during exercise, body composition, studies on the respiratory system and respiratory function, studies on metabolism of fats and carbohydrates during exercise, and studies on learning and motor control. There have also been animal studies on laboratory mice.

Equipment such as advanced HP treadmills, fixed and portable gas analyzers, power plate, EMG electromyography, different types of lab treadmills, composite pneumatic devices for measuring body compositions, and different types of ergometer bikes for estimating physiologic indices during sport activities can be found in this lab. In the field of animal studies, there are important devices such as treadmills for rodents and mouse pools and wheel running, which provide significant assistance to graduate students who are working in this area of research. In addition to dissertations, theses and research projects, due to the appropriate place and useful devices, some of the courses of PhD and M.A. students are also presented in this lab. A large number of human and animal studies of PhD and M.A. students are conducted in this lab.

Introduction to the Computer Center

This center was established in 2001 and since then has made great progress in terms of work environment as well as providing hardware and software services. This center is located on the first floor of the Faculty of Sports Sciences and has 55 computers, of which 25 computers are on the undergraduate site and 30 computers are on the graduate site. The activities and duties of the computer center include:

1) Cooperation in the process of registration and selection of students, 2) Setting up user accounts and providing Internet service, 3) Setting up university email accounts for staff and graduate students, 4) Installing and updating university antivirus for faculty and students of PhD 5) Hardware and software support for computer systems, 6) Installation and support of video projectors for training classes and audio-visual rooms 7) Support and troubleshooting of wireless network and Internet network enhancement, 8) Installation of mobile VPN to enable the Internet connection.

Introduction of the Sport Facilities

There are 6 football fields, 7 tennis courts, 3 multipurpose gyms, a table tennis court, a gym, two outdoor basketball courts, two gyms, an indoor pool and a chess hall in the faculty of Sports Sciences. Students' practical classes as well as their official competitions are held there.