Time For Physical Activity Classes Accordingly With Bologna Criteria In Sakarya University

Year 2015, Volume: 3 Issue: 1, 1 - 17, 07.08.2015

Zafer Demir Gülgün Durat

Abstract

In this study we analyzed the physical activity level of the students from different faculties in University of Sakarya to illuminate the necessity of physical activity classes especially in the faculties where the students were found to be physically inactive

Keywords

bologna criteria, Sakarya University, physical activity classes

Time For Physical Activity Classes Accordingly With Bologna Criteria In Sakarya University

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