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Program Learning Outcomes

PÖÇ-1

To have command of the fields of knowledge produced by reasoning processes specific to the discipline of philosophy and of the concepts within these fields.

PÖÇ-2

To gain the ability to comprehend and understand philosophical problems, and to evaluate and interpret them in practice, through the distinctive methods, insights and theories of philosophy within the framework of the history of philosophy.

PÖÇ-3

To become an individual who can analytically evaluate social, political and cultural problems and propose solutions to them from a philosophical perspective.

PÖÇ-4

To develop methods for analyzing, evaluating and interpreting philosophical texts that are essential for the in-depth understanding and resolution of philosophical problems.

PÖÇ-5

To possess a philosophical perspective on knowledge in general and on subjects such as science, art and religion in particular.

PÖÇ-6

To acquire competence in the major problems, concepts, theories and movements put forward within the core fields of philosophy, such as epistemology, philosophy of science, ontology, ethics, political philosophy and philosophy of religion.

PÖÇ-7

To become an individual who, through the philosophical perspective acquired, is aware of the importance of virtues such as respect for the rights of human and non-human beings, pluralism and tolerance.

PÖÇ-8

To become an individual who can freely and objectively investigate, criticize and evaluate the various problems they may encounter throughout their life.

PÖÇ-9

To make creative and coherent thinking a habit by using the fundamental methods of philosophical reasoning.

PÖÇ-10

To become an individual who effectively uses the philosophical skills acquired in practical life.

PÖÇ-11

To become an individual who, with the help of the philosophical virtues developed during undergraduate education, can take responsibility and play an active role in teamwork.

PÖÇ-12

To have a flawless command of Turkish and to be able to speak at least one foreign language at a level sufficient to follow international philosophical literature.