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New Media and Communication
Bachelor	TR-NQF-HE: Level 6	QF-EHEA: First Cycle	EQF-LLL: Level 6

Relationship Between Program Learning Outcomes and Program Objectives

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Program Outcomes
1) Have knowledge of the historical development, theories, and concepts of new media and communication.
2) Have knowledge of social, cultural, and political fields such as psychology, sociology, philosophy, and economics, which are related to the field of new media and communication.
3) Have knowledge of the structural, technical, and managerial characteristics of digital content formats and new media technologies.
4) Have knowledge of new media literacy.
5) Have knowledge of the standards of national and international professional organisations, ethical codes, and legal regulations related to the field.
6) Have knowledge of professional practices, occupational health and safety.
7) Can effectively apply content production and management processes in digital media in accordance with ethical principles and a creative perspective.
8) Acquires critical media literacy skills and analyze digital platforms.
9) Have application skills in multimedia content design and visual design.
10) To be able to analyze data using scientific research methods in the field of communication other related fields, to be able to develop national and international projects by effectively utilizing technology."
11) Can communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, in at least one foreign language related to the field.
12) Has the competence to design, develop, create portfolios, and present projects related to the field of new media and communication, both individually and as part of group, with entrepreneurial and innovative perspective.
13) Has the competence to critically evaluate and analyze digital content.
14) Acts with a sense of social responsibility by considering issues such as human rights, cultural diversity, environmental problems, and public interest in the projects within the field of new media and communication.