The School of Physical Education currently offers two undergraduate programs: Social Sports Guidance and Management, and Dance Performance. The Social Sports Guidance and Management program began enrollment in 2004, while the Performance (Sports Art) program started in 2008. In 2019, the Dance Performance program was introduced, replacing the Performance (Sports Art) program. The enrollment specialization for the Dance Performance program is focused on Standard Dance (Sports Dance). In 2014, the School of Physical Education, in collaboration with the School of Economics and Management, obtained approval from the Ministry of Education for a second-level master's degree program in Rural Sports Management. In 2018, the Master's program in Sports was approved, and in 2019, the school admitted its first cohort of Master's students in Sports. Currently, the school has 28 Master's students.

The School of Physical Education has established a key school-level discipline in physical education. Notably, the faculty includes one recipient of the Provincial May 1st Labor Medal, one provincial young backbone instructor, five national-level referees, and four national-level social sports instructors. Additionally, there are four school-level scientific and technological innovation teams, focusing on research areas such as social sports guidance, rural sports management, promotion of physical fitness for urban and rural residents, and smart fitness services.