FIELD-SPECIFIC SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES

They may have the ability to comprehend, analyze, and apply basic art and design knowledge.

They may demonstrate the ability to use knowledge specific to graphic arts in theoretical and practical fields.

They can effectively use the necessary technical equipment and digital tools in art and design production processes.

They can think creatively in artistic processes and produce original works by interpreting the cultural and social dynamics of the era.

They can develop a unique language and aesthetic perspective in visual expression.

They can produce innovative solutions to contemporary graphic art problems in line with their critical thinking, analysis, and problem-solving skills.

They can establish relationships between art and design disciplines and adapt to multidisciplinary work environments.

They can reflect their cultural, artistic, and intellectual accumulation in their professional productions.

GENERAL COMPETENCIES

They can be individuals who can read visual culture, evaluate artistic forms of expression, and develop an aesthetic perspective.

They can analyze visual messages and interpret them within a social, cultural, and historical context.

They can collaborate across disciplines with the ability to relate graphic arts to different fields of art and design.

They value ethical values, cultural diversity, and environmental awareness in artistic production processes.

They may have the ability to organize time management, planning, and production processes in design and art projects.

They may have the ability to evaluate their own productions, be open to criticism, and focus on continuous development in the artistic development process.

They may act with the awareness of keeping up with current developments in the field of art and design and constantly renewing themselves.