D.9. Key Learning Outcomes

1. Based on the anthropology doctoral program requirements, students are able to use specialized theoretical and applied knowledge they acquire in their field.

2. This program contributes to the acquisition of one or more foreign languages.

3. Students gain awareness of academic and ethical responsibilities.

4. Students obtain the ability to construct an independent scientific study and to develop innovative solutions.

5. Students acquire skills of solving a scientific problem, evaluating data and transforming the results into a scientific publication.

6. Students develop skills of working efficiently alone or in a multi-disciplinary team

7. Students have ability to share obtained knowledge both in academic meetings and in educational activities.

8. Students have full knowledge of biocultural varieties of modern and ancient humans.

9. Students develop the ability to evaluate modern and ancient populations at demographic, pathological, chemical, and molecular levels.

10. Students become able to integrate, develop, and deepen their own knowledge with other disciplines.

11. Students take charge of academic and administrative duties on the basis of their acquired knowledge and experience.

12. Students can analyze different aspects of various cultures from an anthropological perspective.