1. Should be able to understand and interpret problems related to public administration.

2. Should have an understanding of legal concepts.

3. Should have self-awareness.

4. Should be able to establish relationships with other sub-disciplines.

5. Should be able to defend proposed solutions.

6. Should know the ways to propose solutions and the principles to be used in solving problems.

7. Should be prepared to make decisions at operational and tactical levels.

8. Should have the ability to participate in strategic decision-making.

9. Should have skills in holistic judgment and critical evaluation of strategic solutions.

10. Should have qualifications to work at various levels in areas of human resources, public relations, financial management, and auditing in public institutions, political institutions, private sector, and civil society organizations.

11.Should be able to follow theoretical and practical innovations in the fields of management, law, politics, urbanization, and environmental issues at national and international levels, and provide interpretation, analysis, and evaluation in these areas.

12. Should be capable of developing solutions for current public administration issues and preparing program and decision drafts.

13. Should be able to follow innovations in information technology, basic computer programs, and information systems related to management and use them effectively.

14. Should be knowledgeable in various areas of public administration, including management science, bureaucracy, Turkish public administration, Turkish administrative history, local governments, comparative administration, as well as new management approaches and practices such as strategic management and performance management, human resources, in areas related to political science, political thought history, Turkish political life, sociology, Turkey's social structure, contemporary political trends, and political parties. Should also have expertise in public law (Constitutional Law, Turkish Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Administrative Justice, Criminal Law, Human Rights Law, and Tax Law, etc.) and private law (Commercial Law, Law of Obligations, and Civil Law, etc.), as well as legislation in the fields of urbanization, environmental issues, environmental legislation, and zoning law.

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