1. Upholding norms, values, morals, ethics and professional responsibilities according to their field of expertise;

2. Able to communicate and develop/build trust effectively and efficiently according to their field of expertise;

3. Sensitive to and critical of social problems and phenomena and able to carry out advocacy; and

4. Able to work together with all elements of society and have critical abilities as a basis for advocacy and high adaptation.

1. Mastering sociological and social theories and social research methods to examine social issues critically;

2. Mastering the application of sociological, social and interdisciplinary theories to actively respond to humanitarian and life issues at local, national and global levels;

3. Mastering the management of social change; and

4. Mastering academic principles and ethics.

1. Able to analyze developments in science, technology and/or art by mastering and understanding scientific approaches, methods and rules along with their application by the study program’s scientific fields;

2. Able to solve problems in the Study Program’s disciplines through research and development based on scientific principles; and

3. Able to perform in a particular field of work as demonstrated by the ability to analyze problems comprehensively.

1. Able to apply sociological and social theories;

2. Able to critically analyze changes in digital society;

3. Able to utilize digital technology for emancipatory missions;

4. Able to analyze social policies critically and comparatively;

5. Able to formulate social policy options for social justice;

6. Able to analyse identity and citizenship issues in local and global contexts;

7. Able to formulate strategies to navigate challenges in realizing inclusive and equal citizenship;

8. Able to produce scientific work in the form of writing and/or creative products; and

9. Able to communicate, network and collaborate based on empathetic and emancipatory values to solve humanitarian and life problems.