Greek language, literature and culture (double-discipline undergraduate programme)

The qualification holder will be able to: 

(general competences)

• think in a logical, abstract, analytical and synthetic way,
• participate in the addressing of technical issues,
• demonstrate familiarity with basic research methods and transfer them creatively from one field to another,
• integrate knowledge and skills acquired across the two disciplines and with other, different fields,
• transfer own knowledge to other problem areas (ability to transfer) and address them in an intradisciplinary manner,
• demonstrate flexibility when defining and addressing concrete issues as a result of knowledge of two specialist fields,
• demonstrate a more comprehensive approach to recording and addressing problems,
• use two different specialised discourses that enable clearer argumentation,
• communicate on the basis of understanding of two perspectives, in a manner that facilitates successful inclusion in teamwork,
• contextualise information from a double perspective,
• respond more easily and more competently to new challenges and adapt to them and/or modify them, 
• demonstrate a commitment to professional ethics and develop reflection on ethics, including in the wider social context,
• collect bibliographic and other data from databases and other sources,
• use ICT to find, select, process and present information,
• participate in the assessment and quality assurance of own work,
• develop and participate in the development of effective interpersonal relations,
• constantly improve already acquired knowledge and show willingness to build on it,
• read analytically,
• critically evaluate and defend positions through arguments,
• undertake self-reflection,
• express themselves correctly and clearly in writing and orally,
• give a well-argued presentation to a specialist audience,

(subject-specific competences)

• read Greek literary, specialist and documentary texts,
• demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of the structure of the Greek language, its development and its influence on modern languages,
• demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of ancient and medieval Greek literature,
• use modern Greek at the level of reading comprehension and communication,
• demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of ancient Greek history, culture and civilisation,
• read simpler Latin texts using a dictionary and demonstrate familiarity with Latin literature,
• use primary sources, critical apparatuses, commentaries, secondary literature and technical manuals in a critical manner,
• use traditional and modern methods of textual analysis in a considered manner,
• autonomously interpret Greek texts,
• demonstrate critical understanding of the reception of ancient culture in various periods of the modern era and its presence in the contemporary world,
• undertake autonomous professional activity in fields relating to research in Greek language, literature and culture,
• autonomously write survey articles,
• communicate and popularise Greek language, literature and culture,
• undertake autonomous professional development in the field of Greek language, literature and culture.