Faculty of Fine Arts | Department of Sculpture

#	Key Learning Outcomes
1	Knows the tools, equipment, technology, materials, and techniques used in sculpture production and carries out their work safely, consciously, and ethically.
2	Understands the history and contemporary practices of sculpture and positions their work within the context of art history and current theoretical discussions.
3	Ensures the integration of theory and practice by effectively utilizing methods and techniques related to the field of sculpture.
4	Develops multidimensional and creative thinking, designing, and application skills; transforms sensory perception into tangible forms by experimenting with original modes of expression.
5	Internalizes interdisciplinary interaction and integrates inputs from various fields into their creative processes.
6	Discusses formal and aesthetic elements critically with other cultural actors, remains open to constructive feedback and dialogue, and conducts self-assessment.
7	Effectively presents their sculptures through visual, written, and oral methods and professionally shares their work in environments such as symposiums, exhibitions, and competitions.
8	Actively participates in project processes, works harmoniously and productively either individually or in a group, and plans and manages the use of time and resources.
9	Deepens their artistic and intellectual curiosity by using scientific research methods and directs their personal sculpture practice.
10	Embraces lifelong learning, continuously developing their artistic identity by following new approaches and technologies in the field of sculpture.