Healthcare professionals who care authorithy of emergency medical intervention in pre-hospital emergency health services and continue this authority until they reach the hospital are called “First and Emergency Aid Technician”. According to the Ambulance and Emergency Aid Technicians and Emergency Medicine Technicians Working Principles and Procedures of Ministry of Health dated March 26, 2009, medical practice, authority and responsibility of the first and emergency aid technicians includes “performing endotracheal intubation, cardiopulmonary resuscitation and defibrillation, having the knowledge of and applying appropriate transport techniques” which requires physical condition. First and emergency aid technicians need to have a good mental health and a good condition to perform their professions better. For this purpose, in our programme, physical education and bodybuilding courses are given for 4 semesters. The aim of the study is to evaluate the attitudes of First and Emergency Aid Technician students and alums towards sports. The research was carried out in a descriptive type with current and graduate students in the First and Emergency Aid Programme of a university. By using stratified sampling method, students were evaluated as three different groups. There was no significant difference between sub-scale and total scores of the scale of the first, second class and graduate students. Psychosocial development of 18- 23 age students and their adaptation to sports, psychosocial development of thin and normal weight students, the mental development of single students, students who have social security and thinking that sports is necessary for exercises requiring effort entire subscale and total scores of the scale and psychosocial development of the student who regulary do sports and the attitudes towards the sports were determened to be high. Doing sport was found to affect positively of the students psychosocial, physical and mental developments and attitudes.