Program Educational Objectives
These program criteria apply to programs designated as Archaeology under the relevant program criteria. It must be demonstrated that graduates have acquired the knowledge, skills, and competencies required to achieve the objectives established by the program in the following areas:
Knowledge of the terms and concepts used in archaeological scientific studies and research, and the ability to use them in scholarly work.
Acquisition of the skills required for systematic scientific documentation, recording, contextualization, and interpretation in archaeology.
The ability to follow current methods and technologies, conduct scientific research, and develop analytical and critical thinking skills.
Acquisition of practical experience through fieldwork, in addition to theoretical coursework, both independently and as a member of a team.
Awareness of and fundamental knowledge about the protection and management of shared cultural heritage.
Knowledge of the cultures of Anatolia and its surrounding regions, from the earliest periods onward.
Understanding the relationship between archaeology and other scientific disciplines and contributing to interdisciplinary research.
Knowledge of dating methods based on archaeology and the natural sciences.
Knowledge of museums as institutions for cultural transmission, intercultural communication, learning, and education.
Fundamental knowledge of ancient languages and the ability to distinguish between different writing systems.
