Graduate School | Department of Archaeology | Master of Arts (MA) Degree | Protohistory and Asia Minor Archaeology (Master) (With Thesis)

#	Key Learning Outcomes
1	Develops knowledge based on undergraduate level qualifications in the field of Nera Eastern archaeology at the level of expertise.
2	Understands the interdisciplinary interaction related to the field of Near Eastern archaeology and conducts joint studies with different disciplines.
3	Interprets, analyses and creates new information by integrating the knowledge acquired in the field of Near Eastern archaeology with information from different disciplines.
4	Uses research methods and techniques applied in the field of archaeology, has theoretical and practical knowledge in this field.
5	Uses the theoretical and practical knowledge acquired in the field.
6	Uses resources based on master\'s qualifications in the field.
7	Solves problems in the field of Near Eastern archaeology.
8	Uses his/her expertise in the field of archaeology and problem solving and application skills in interdisciplinary studies.
9	Carries out a study independently.
10	Develops new approaches to solve complex and unpredictable problems encountered in applications related to the field of archaeology.
11	Works independently as an individual in Excavations and survey studies carried out in the fields comprising education, culture and art and / or produces solutions by taking responsibility in team work.
12	Evaluates the knowledge and skills in the field with a critical approach.
13	Examines and develops social relations and the norms guiding these relations from a critical perspective and takes action to change them when necessary.
14	To transfer current developments and projects carried out in the field of Near Eastern archaeology to groups in and out of the field by supporting them with quantitative and qualitative data through appropriate communication tools.
15	Develops cultural and artistic sensitivity in society by using the knowledge and skills at the level of expertise acquired in the field of Near Eastern archaeology.
16	In Near Eastern Archaeology and its broadest field, Anatolian Archaeology, candidates must be proficient in geographical (regions, ecology, natural environment, etc.), objective (material cultural elements, settlements, cemeteries, etc.), and temporal (chronology) subjects and be experts in their chosen subjects.