Prof. Dr. Shahin Ramzi Rafiq Rashid Al-Jaf
Asst. Prof. Dr. Saadallah Saeed Majeed
🏃♂️ About the Individual Sports Branch
The Individual Sports Branch was established alongside the founding of the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences at Kirkuk University for the academic year 2013/2014. The branch encompasses all of the following individual sports:
📚 Academic curriculum distributed across the four stages:
First Stage
Scouting
Athletics
Swimming
Weightlifting
Physical Fitness
Second Stage
Athletics
Artistic Gymnastics
Boxing
Rhythmic Gymnastics (Women)
Third Stage
Wrestling
Artistic Gymnastics
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Fencing
Racket Sports
Athletics
Fourth Stage
Athletics
👁️🗨️ Vision
To be distinguished, competent, creative, and fully capable professionals in advancing and elevating the performance of individual sports.
🎯 Mission
Excellence and innovation in delivering educational programs powered by modern technologies to elevate instructional and athletic competencies in individual sports.
🏆 Goals
- Preparing highly qualified and exceptionally skilled coaches specializing in individual sports to actively contribute within various sports organizations and institutions.
- Developing knowledgeable and efficient physical education teachers equipped to serve students and the wider community across educational institutions.
- Integrating cutting-edge technological advancements and modern methodologies into the instruction and teaching of individual sports.
- Cultivating a strong athletic culture among students and significantly raising their overall sports awareness.
- Promoting a widespread sports culture and athletic consciousness among learners, highlighting sports as a vital medium for healthy living.
- Nurturing talented sports enthusiasts to discover and build future champions across distinct individual sports disciplines.
- Contributing directly to the enrichment of various athletic programs and effectively collaborating with other relevant government ministries and entities.
Physical Education and Sports Science – University of Kirkuk