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No
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PY No |
Program Requirements
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4
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BPY1
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Training individuals with basic knowledge and skills in forensic anthropology
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4
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BPY1
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To raise creative individuals who are able to think critically and solve problems, constantly upgrade themselves in personal and professional fields, are environmentally conscious, respect diversity, and who use their knowledge and skills for the benefit of humanity and the country
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4
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BPY1
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To raise creative individuals who are able to think critically and solve problems, constantly upgrade themselves in personal and professional fields, are environmentally conscious, respect diversity, and who use their knowledge and skills for the benefit of humanity and the country
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5
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BPY2
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To carry out qualified interdisciplinary research that contributes to science and art at a universal level, respecting ethical values, on the path to becoming an innovative university
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6
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PY1
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Being the first university of the Republic, with the awareness of social responsibility, it provides services that are sensitive to the problems of the country, considerate the public interest, and contribute to the development and development of the country and the city in which it lives, as an employee of the kitchen of ideas.
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7
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PY2
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To educate graduate students as responsible experts who are contemporary in science, well-equipped in their fields, constructive, creative, have professional ethics and universal values, and efficient professionals who believe in the importance of interdisciplinary work
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8
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PY3
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Keeping interactive information up-to-date by providing national and international academic cooperation
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9
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PY4
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Training individuals with basic knowledge and skills in forensic anthropology
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10
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PY5
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Informing individuals about research methods and techniques in forensic anthropology
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11
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PY6
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Training experts who are aware of the interdisciplinary nature of forensic anthropology and know how to establish connections with these disciplines
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12
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PY7
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Training forensic anthropologists educated in working both individually and as a team
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13
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PY8
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Sharing the achievements in forensic anthropology with society and institutions
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14
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PY9
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Establishing connections between theoretical and practical knowledge in forensic anthropology
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15
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PY10
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Training experts who take responsibility for finding solutions and making interpretations in forensic anthropological research
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16
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PY11
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Teaching innovations in forensic anthropology and equipping individuals with research proficiency
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17
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PY12
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Keeping up with developments in forensic anthropology
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18
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PY13
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Determining biological profiles from skeletons, learning methods of identifying unidentified individuals, and being able to comment on possible causes of death.
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19
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PY14
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Developing and reviewing approaches for new situations in legal cases involving forensic anthropology
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20
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PY15
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Collecting up-to-date information in forensic anthropology, being open to innovations, presenting research reports, and discussing findings
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21
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PY16
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Equipping individuals with skills for working individually and in teams on national and international projects
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22
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PY17
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Teaching the use of high-level thinking skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and creative thinking
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23
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PY18
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Contributing to the literature in the field of forensic anthropology
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