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They achieve knowledge and use it through doing research in archaeometry using the available technology. |
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They use the knowledge produced in other fields, develop novel methods, and use them in their research to solve archaeometrical problems. |
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They have the ability to convey and share with colleagues the research findings both in national and international platforms by means of written and oral presentations. |
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They are aware of the social, environmental, and legal aspects of their professional activites; they maintain an ethical conduct in their profession. |
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They have the ability of taking responsibility in international projects. |
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They have the ability of performing chemical and structural analyses on the antiques. |
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They have the ability of making effective use of natural and applied sciences in evaluating archaeological findings. |
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They have knowledge on maintanence, dating, and production technologies of the findings. |
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They are aware of the importance of life time education and achieving knowledge.
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