K1 

Demonstrate   a substantial and advanced understanding of the social, cultural, and   psychological interdisciplinary factors that are connected with the   development of applied linguistics and its major subfields.    

K2 

Display   comprehensive critical knowledge of the processes, materials, techniques,  practices, and terminology relevant to the main areas of applied linguistics.   

K3 

Display   comprehensive critical knowledge of the processes, materials, techniques,   practices, and terminology relevant to the main areas of theoretical   linguistics.   

K4 

Identify   recent developments and issues in the field of applied linguistics and   language learning and teaching practices while showing thorough knowledge and   understanding of the current challenges in related social, psychological, and   cultural disciplines.    

K5 

Demonstrate   advanced knowledge of original research and scholarly activities that   significantly contribute to the body of knowledge in the field of applied   linguistics.  

S1 

Apply   leading theories and concepts in highly complex contexts in applied   linguistics.   

S2 

Develop   problem-solving as well as data analysis skills to reach the best solutions   for emerging linguistic issues.     

S3 

Evaluate   the extent to which linguistic research is suitable and applicable via   employing methods of argumentation and reasoning.   

S4 

Produce   distinguished research papers in applied linguistics through implementing   advanced inquiry methodologies with significant contributions to the field.   

S5 

Communicate   original ideas, knowledge and research in applied linguistics through   academic writing, oral presentations, visual presentations and participation   in talks and conferences.  

S6 

Perform   quantitative and/or qualitative data analyses and interpretation in original   applied linguistics research.  

S7 

Apply   information technology tools to support applied linguistics research and   applications.   

V1 

Master   academic and research ethics and their applications.  

V2 

Link   personal ideas with research findings and develop a clear perspective in   applied linguistics showing substantial autonomy.   

V3 

Collaborate   proactively in groups in research projects in applied linguistics while   assuming full responsibility of individual work.   

V4 

Contribute   academic research that is meaningful to the community and to the field of   applied linguistics  

Independent   Research Competence 

Conducts rigorous, ethical, and original research using   appropriate methodologies and analytical procedures to contribute   meaningfully to knowledge in Applied Linguistics. 

Critical   and Analytical Thinking 

Critically evaluates theories, research, evidence, and   complex linguistic issues and applies analytical reasoning and   problem-solving to develop well-founded scholarly interpretations and   solutions. 

Innovation   and Technological Competence 

Applies contemporary research methods, digital   technologies, analytical tools, and emerging developments appropriately and   innovatively in Applied Linguistics research and practice. 

Scholarly   Communication 

Communicates complex disciplinary knowledge, arguments,   and original research effectively through academic writing, oral and visual   presentation, and scholarly and professional interaction. 

Academic   Integrity, Autonomy, and Responsibility 

Demonstrates integrity and ethical conduct, exercises   scholarly autonomy and responsible decision-making, and collaborates   effectively while assuming responsibility for individual and collective   academic work. 

Lifelong   Learning and Societal Contribution 

Pursues continuous scholarly and professional development   and applies linguistic knowledge and research to contribute to language   education, the discipline, and wider community and developmental needs.