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Having knowledge and insight in the most important traditions, concepts and methodological approaches used in the field of bioethics internationally.
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Being able to understand and critically assess academic literature published in the field of bioethics.
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Being able to develop academic work in the field of bioethics with the intention to have the results published in national or international (preferably refereed) journals.
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Developing a moral sensibility for ethical problems and having insight in the complexity, interdisciplinary character, and socio-cultural embedding of bioethical debates.
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Being able to apply and contextualize bioethical theoretical knowledge in a professional, clinical and research context.
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Being able to critically analyze complex bioethical topics and to develop one’s own position in a multidisciplinary, cross-cultural context where various opinions might exist.
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Being able to define, situate, and structure complex bioethical dilemmas and to develop a potential answer to a particular problem in a consensus-driven way.
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Being able to moderate a multidisciplinary ethical case deliberation in a clinical setting.
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Being qualified to be a potential member of a research ethics committee or healthcare ethics committee.
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