1. Application of Fundamental Business Knowledge
2. Ability to identify and solve problems and make decisions
3. Keeping up with current and evolving trends in business management with professional proficiency in English
4. Being able to plan and manage professional development activities for employees under their responsibility in professional activities and projects within the field.
5. Becoming a socially, institutionally, and environmentally conscious, constructive, and creative businessperson
6. Generating innovative and creative ideas and being able to implement these ideas
7. Ability to use scientific research techniques
8. Effective utilization of information and communication technologies
9. Taking on responsibilities as a team member to solve practical problems encountered in practice.
10. Having theoretical knowledge regarding the significance of accounting for businesses, its scope, basic accounting concepts, accounting for realized transactions, and the ability to analyze the financial and economic status of enterprises and utilize this information.
11. Understanding, explaining, and applying the functions of management: planning, organizing, leading, coordinating, and controlling; mastering the strategic, tactical, and operational dimensions of business management; analyzing the organization at an organizational level; gaining the ability to monitor, analyze, and adapt to the changes and developments in the national and international dimensions of business management; acquiring knowledge and the ability to implement entrepreneurship.
12. Gaining knowledge about financial analysis and planning in businesses, managing working capital, capital budgeting, evaluating investment projects, and making short-term and long-term financial decisions; and being able to use this knowledge to analyze businesses.
13. Developing skills in mathematics and statistics, making more effective decisions through statistical analyses based on numerical data, anticipating the outcomes of decisions and making accurate predictions, and developing strategic approaches by considering cause-and-effect relationships.
14. Understanding and comprehending topics such as market research, consumer behavior, marketing mix, strategies, demand forecasting, market segmentation, strategic marketing, relationship marketing, global markets, information systems, organizational behavior, product and service strategies, product life cycle, pricing, supply chain, and production management.

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