| Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences |
| Curricula |
Curricula description
| Degree program |
|---|
| KONS Degree Programme in Conservation |
| Annual Themes |
| Competencies |
| Y1 Learning competence |
| - is able to self-evaluate and develop one’s competence and learning
style orientation - is able to retrieve and analyze information and evaluate it critically - is capable of taking responsibility for collaborative learning and sharing knowledge in teams |
| Y2 Ethical competence |
| - is able to take responsibility for one’s own actions and for the
consequences of these actions - is able to work according to the ethical principles of the subject field - is able to take other people into account in one’s actions - is able to apply the principles of equality - is able to apply the principles of sustainable development - is capable of social influencing using one’s know-how and based on ethical values |
| Y3 Working community competence |
| - is able to operate as a member of a work community - is able to operate in communicative and interactive situations in working life - is able to utilize information and communications technology in one’s subject field - knows the working life in one’s subject field and is able to create personal contacts in working life and to operate in professional networks - is capable of decision making in unpredicted situations - is able to apply the principles of organizational management and leadership in working life and has abilities for supervision tasks - possesses entrepreneurial skills |
| Y4 Innovation competence |
| - is able to conduct research, development and innovation projects
applying the existing knowledge and methods of the field - is able to work in projects - is capable of creative problem solving and development of working methods - is able to find customer-oriented, sustainable and profitable solutions |
| Y5 Internationalization competence |
| -possesses communicative competence necessary for one’s work and for
professional development in the subject field - is able to operate in a multicultural environment - takes into account the effects of and opportunities for internationalization development in one’s own field |
| Y6 Entrepreneurial competence |
| - Understanding of the interaction involved in the operations in a
company and the business environment, and of the concept of
entrepreneurship and the entrepreneurial way of working. - Understanding of the principles associated with a profitable business, and ability to analyse the operations and risks in a business. |
| Y7 Quality control competence |
| - Knowledge of the typical field-related quality control systems - Understanding of quality-control and the requirements of quality-control systems. |
| 121 Conservation competence |
| A Bachelor of Culture and Arts; manages the systematic, critical and methodological solutions to problems in conservation work and processes, and they are competent in developing new approaches; is able to analyse and evaluate new approaches holistically and to plan, coordinate and implement conservation processes. |
| 122 Competence in material analysis |
| A Bachelor of Culture and Arts is competent in planning, co-ordinating and executing materials analyses. A conservator is able either to make him/herself or to contract out and commission material analyses and to evaluate and interpret their results. |
| 123 Contextualisation competence |
| A Bachelor of Culture and Arts can identify and date individual artefacts, built environments, collections, materials and techniques and place them in a historical context. |
| 124 Documentation competence |
| A Bachelor of Culture and Arts knows and is able to apply different documentation methods in order to report and document different stages of a conservation process. |
| 125 Competence relating to collections |
| A Bachelor of Culture and Arts; has command of the management of collections as well as the theories, methods and principles for creating and developing them; is familiar with the management, organisation and processes pertaining to collections as well as museum technology. |