Program Qualifications
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PQ-1. Demonstrate knowledge of archaeological terms, concepts, professional terminology, and cultural heritage management.
PQ-2. Acquire detailed knowledge of the chronology, settlements, and civilizations of the Ancient Near East and its surrounding regions, from prehistoric times onward.
PQ-3. Apply knowledge and skills within the discipline of archaeology in both academic and public contexts.
PQ-4. Evaluate and apply theoretical knowledge underpinning archaeological research and excavation, which form the basis of archaeological practice.
PQ-5. Understand archaeological research methodologies and develop and implement research projects.
PQ-6. Undertake responsibility for conducting projects in institutional and practical fields related to archaeology, and work independently and collaboratively in interdisciplinary teams.
PQ-7. Analyse various types of data used in the production of archaeological knowledge, evaluate material culture evidence, and engage in critical assessment.
PQ-8. Use and interpret theoretical and practical resources in the field of archaeology, follow current developments, and develop a commitment to lifelong learning.
PQ-9. Apply theoretical and practical knowledge acquired in the field to research and community service; develop activities and projects for the protection of cultural heritage and its transmission to future generations; and communicate the outcomes to all relevant stakeholders.
PQ-10. Follow international developments and events in archaeology and participate in national and international archaeological activities using contemporary technologies.
PQ-11. Evaluate and interpret historical and contemporary archaeological data through a holistic approach, and communicate the aims, objectives, and ideals of archaeology to relevant stakeholders.
PQ-12. Contribute to the preservation of scientific data related to the field and comply with applicable legislation and fundamental ethical values and principles.
