The program has three dedicated laboratories designed to support the practice-based structure of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation education.

The Exercise Laboratory is an educational environment where students learn physical assessment methods and perform therapeutic exercise applications. In this laboratory, assessment and exercise approaches related to muscle strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and functional capacity are taught through hands-on practice.

The Electrotherapy Laboratory is dedicated to the theoretical and practical instruction of electrotherapy agents and physical modalities used in physiotherapy. In this setting, students learn the principles of electrotherapy devices, gain knowledge about indications and contraindications, and perform applications through direct practice.

The Practice Laboratory is a multi-purpose educational space where physiotherapy and rehabilitation applications related to different clinical fields are addressed using an integrated approach. This laboratory enables the combined practice of interventions in areas such as orthopedic, neurological, cardiopulmonary, and other clinical disciplines.

Each laboratory is equipped with up-to-date devices and equipment relevant to the field of physiotherapy and rehabilitation, allowing students to reinforce theoretical knowledge through practical applications within applied courses. The devices and equipment to be used are planned in advance by faculty members and instructors, and students are given the opportunity to learn by performing hands-on applications during the course process.

Since practical and hands-on skills form the foundation of professional competence in physiotherapy and rehabilitation, at least 40% of the courses within the program are conducted in laboratory settings. In addition, students have the opportunity to practice and further develop their skills in laboratory environments with instructors outside scheduled class hours.