To develop conceptual and clinical knowledge and skills related to understanding the importance of evaluation in different fields of physiotherapy and rehabilitation, in healthy and sick individuals, to identify problems that cause limitations in quality of life and functional mobility, to select appropriate physiotherapy evaluations, and to analyze and interpret evaluation results.

The aim of the course is to provide graduate students with general information about research, research stages, research ethics in the field of health sciences, to raise awareness and sensitivity, and to conduct research in accordance with publication ethics in this context. In the content of the course, research planning in health sciences, sources of error in research, sampling methods, determination of appropriate sample size, research types, report writing, research ethics concept, related sub- and super-concepts, the most discussed research ethics issues today, clinical research, non-interventional clinical research, how to ensure scientific validity and reliability in animal experiments, the most common research ethics violations and methods to prevent them, and to raise awareness and knowledge about the ways to be followed in case of violations.

To carry out the master's thesis in accordance with scientific principles. The aim of the course is to conduct a literature review on the thesis topic, to organize information based on the literature, to develop a data collection tool, to collect research data, to analyze data, to tabulate and interpret research findings, to draw conclusions from research findings and to make suggestions, to report research and to defend research.

In this course; It is aimed to explain human movement by synthesizing functional anatomy and mechanical principles, and to teach segmental neural energy mechanisms of purposeful activities.

The aim of the course is to determine, examine and present a subject determined for research purposes with the support of the literature.

To gain advanced theoretical and practical knowledge about manual therapy techniques and to increase clinical decision-making skills for its application in the treatment of various diseases. Thanks to practical applications, he develops the necessary skills. Learns how to evaluate treatment outcomes, plan a case study, review the clinical literature, and pathologies for which massage may be indicated and contraindicated. In the light of the technological developments brought by the time, it includes many different technical interventions made by hand, as well as the different mechanical devices applied. Therefore, massage techniques are numerous and become more popular and attractive day by day due to the effects they reveal. Necessary knowledge and skills will be gained in arranging the time.

The aim of this course is to comprehensively examine the effects of acute and chronic exercise on the cardiovascular system, respiratory system, musculoskeletal system, muscle strength and body composition.

The aim of the course is to increase knowledge and skills on the problems, injury mechanisms and biomechanical information, healing processes and treatment practices in cervical, lumbar, thoracic region, lower and upper extremity musculoskeletal injuries.

To develop the ability to follow current approaches in the field of neurological rehabilitation, to examine good and evidence-based practices, to discuss and to make an appropriate research plan.

The content and organization of early and late cardiac rehabilitation, preventive cardiac rehabilitation practices will be comprehensively examined. Early and late pulmonary rehabilitation applications, organization of pulmonary rehabilitation and preventive rehabilitation applications will be examined in detail.

It is designed for the education of children receiving pediatric physiotherapy and strengthening exercises and is aimed at solving the evaluations, evaluations problem and examining their effective physiotherapy and education.

The course content includes obstructive and restrictive lung diseases, chest wall diseases, systemic and traumatic diseases affecting the lung, multiple system organ failure, acute respiratory distress syndrome, lung infections, pathophysiology of arterial, venous, lymphatic circulatory systems, heart muscle dysfunction, ischemic heart diseases, valve diseases, genetic and cardiovascular problems, effects and side effects of pulmonary and cardiovascular drugs. Within the scope of this course, cardiopulmonary physiology information is emphasized and the characteristics of pathologies, prognosis, evaluation methods, physiological responses to exercise in respiratory and cardiovascular diseases are examined in detail with the support of the literature; the contribution of rehabilitation approaches to the pathophysiology of cardiopulmonary diseases in patients with different respiratory and cardiovascular system problems will be comprehensively analyzed.