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Have versatile sports skills with practitioner qualifications in the field of recreation. |
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Applies the disciplinary and interdisciplinary (tourism, art, health, sociology, engineering, etc.) understanding of the recreation area towards his/her profession. |
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Gains the ability to inform individuals from all aspects of society about using free time correctly and to encourage them to act. |
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It adopts the ability to interpret professional knowledge and experience for different areas of recreation. |
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Have at least one foreign language knowledge at a level to be able to follow professional developments and apply their profession in universal standards. |
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Have the ability to interpret global developments and changes specific to the field of recreation and to transform it into a professional opportunity by establishing a relationship with the field. |
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Have the ability to define the need for recreation, generate ideas, develop application areas and evaluate them. |
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He/she will have the competence to solve the problems that he/she may encounter in his/her working life, to work in a team, to communicate well, to assume the role of leader, and to fulfill the duties of practitioner and manager. |
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Have the ability to define professional problems related to recreation area and improve their profession. |
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Knowing the professional importance of trained and equipped specialists in the field of recreation, they have the ability to practice their profession in line with ethical principles. |
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He/she will have the ability to interpret his/her vocational education in line with his/her personal interest, society and sector needs. |
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With the awareness of lifelong learning, they have the ability to access information, to follow the developments in science and technology with an innovative approach and to constantly improve themselves. |
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