Niğde Ömer Halisdemir Üniversitesi PRIVATE SECURITY AND GUARDING, Program çıktıları


PÇ1	They are expected to possess basic theoretical and practical knowledge in Private Security.

PÇ2	They are expected to acquire the skills to apply the theoretical and practical knowledge acquired in Private Security to a higher education level in the same field and in a similar field.

PÇ3	They are expected to be able to interpret and evaluate data, identify and analyze problems, and develop evidence-based solutions using the knowledge and skills acquired in Private Security.

PÇ4	They are expected to be able to independently conduct a basic-level study or case study related to the Private Security field.

PÇ5	They are expected to be able to take responsibility as a team member to solve complex or unforeseen problems encountered in the Private Security field.

PÇ6	They are expected to be able to conduct developmental activities for their subordinates within the framework of a project or case study.

PÇ7	They are expected to be able to critically evaluate the knowledge and skills acquired in the Private Security field and to identify and address their learning needs.

PÇ8	They are expected to be able to direct their education towards a career at a higher level in the same field and to have acquired an awareness of lifelong learning due to the dynamic nature of Private Security.

PÇ9	They are expected to be able to convey their ideas, including basic knowledge and skills, on topics related to the Private Security field through oral and written communication channels.

PÇ10	They are expected to be able to share their thoughts and proposed solutions to problems on topics related to the Private Security field with both experts and non-experts.

PÇ11	They are expected to be able to use a foreign language at least at the A2 General Level of the European Language Portfolio, to follow developments in their field, and to communicate with colleagues

PÇ12	They are expected to be able to use computer software and information and communication technologies at least at the Basic Level of the European Computer Driving Licence required for the Private Security field.

PÇ13	They are expected to possess social, scientific, cultural, and ethical values in the collection, application, and dissemination of data related to the Private Security field.

PÇ1

They are expected to possess basic theoretical and practical knowledge in Private Security.

PÇ2

They are expected to acquire the skills to apply the theoretical and practical knowledge acquired in Private Security to a higher education level in the same field and in a similar field.

PÇ3

They are expected to be able to interpret and evaluate data, identify and analyze problems, and develop evidence-based solutions using the knowledge and skills acquired in Private Security.

PÇ4

They are expected to be able to independently conduct a basic-level study or case study related to the Private Security field.

PÇ5

They are expected to be able to take responsibility as a team member to solve complex or unforeseen problems encountered in the Private Security field.

PÇ6

They are expected to be able to conduct developmental activities for their subordinates within the framework of a project or case study.

PÇ7

They are expected to be able to critically evaluate the knowledge and skills acquired in the Private Security field and to identify and address their learning needs.

PÇ8

They are expected to be able to direct their education towards a career at a higher level in the same field and to have acquired an awareness of lifelong learning due to the dynamic nature of Private Security.

PÇ9

They are expected to be able to convey their ideas, including basic knowledge and skills, on topics related to the Private Security field through oral and written communication channels.

PÇ10

They are expected to be able to share their thoughts and proposed solutions to problems on topics related to the Private Security field with both experts and non-experts.

PÇ11

They are expected to be able to use a foreign language at least at the A2 General Level of the European Language Portfolio, to follow developments in their field, and to communicate with colleagues

PÇ12

They are expected to be able to use computer software and information and communication technologies at least at the Basic Level of the European Computer Driving Licence required for the Private Security field.

PÇ13

They are expected to possess social, scientific, cultural, and ethical values in the collection, application, and dissemination of data related to the Private Security field.