Graduate School of Sciences | Department of Material Science and Engineering | Program in Material Science and Engineering

#	Field Qualifications
1	Have access to advanced knowledge in the field of engineering through scientific research; evaluate, interpret and apply knowledge
2	Have extensive knowledge on recent techniques and methods used in engineering, and the constraints of these techniques and methods.
3	Complete and apply knowledge based on limited or deficient data through scientific methods; integrate knowledge from different disciplines.
4	Are aware of new and developing applications in the profession; examine and learn these applications, when required.
5	Define problems related with engineering; and develop methods for their solution, and use innovative methods in problem solving.
6	Generate new and/or original ideas and methods; and develop innovative solutions in system, component or process designs.
7	Design and conduct analytical, modeling and experiment-based research; solve and interpret complex problems encountered in this process.
8	Assume the leadership role in multi-disciplinary teams; produce solutions in complicated situations and take responsibility.
9	Establish oral and written communication in a foreign language at minimum B2 level, as defined by the European Language Portfolio.
10	Report the processes and results of their research/work systematically and clearly in written or oral form in national and international settings.
11	Describe social and environmental aspects of engineering applications.
12	Comply with social, scientific and ethical values in the process of collecting, interpreting and reporting data, and in all professional activities.