| 1 | Have theoretical knowledge and equipment of master degree in administrative science, political science, policy sciences, sociology, law, urban studies, and environmental studies. |
| 2 | Have demonstrated knowledge and understanding which provides a basis or opportunity for originality in developing and/or applying ideas, often within a research context of administrative science, political science, sociology, public law, urban studies, environmental studies. |
| 3 | Apply their theoretical knowledge and understanding, and problem solving abilities in solving new problems within multidisciplinary contexts related to administrative science, political science, sociology, urban studies, environmental studies, public law. |
| 4 | Have ability to conceive, design, implement, adapt and evaluate a substantial process of research with scholarly integrity in the fields of administration, public law, politics, sociology, urban studies, environmental studies contexts, at national and international level. |
| 5 | Have the ability to integrate research results and literature and formulate judgments in the fields of administrative science, political science, sociology, public law, urban and environmental studies |
| 6 | Have the ability of working and studying independently with an interdisciplinary perspective on the issues of administrative science, political science, sociology, public law, urban and environmental studies. |
| 7 | Assume there are different schools of thought which alternatives to each other in political science, public administration, public law, urban and environmental studies; compare, criticize and investigate those schools. Embrace an analytical perspective for the problems in political, social, administrative, legal, financial, urbanization, spatial, environmental contexts. |
| 8 | Embrace a responsibility for sharing new information with peers and a strong motivation for following international literature in the political, administrative, public administration, public policy, public law, urbanization and environmental studies fields. |
| 9 | Use computer science and statistics techniques and programs in order to analysis social issues in the field of administrative science, political science, policy sciences, public law, sociology, urbanization and environmental studies with an interdisciplinary perspective. |
| 10 | Have ability to follow new theoretical and practical innovations and produce new approaches in the fields of administrative science, political science, law, sociology and urbanization. |
| 11 | Identify and consider ethical, social, practical, policy implications of scientific investigations and the importance of being objective during the scientific research. |
| 12 | Produce practical information on management, governance, politics, local governments, public law, environmental studies, and urbanization |