The programmes in the Applied Science Domain have eight domain competences with competence indicators. They can be found in Appendix III of the BSc profile description in the domain. On this page you will find the eight competence tables as separate downloads.
Please note: The current version is from July 2021, in which the copyright description of the document has changed. This page contains the updated document. All other contents of the document have not changed. The newest version, which is created in September 2022, contains revised competence tables 4. Management and 5. Advice. The newest version is only available in Dutch for now, but will be translated and uploaded as soon as possible.
Competences
The descriptions below apply to an experienced professional in the Applied Science Domain. The indicators and intermediate levels used by the programmes have been derived directly from them and developed into competence tables. Use the links below to download the eight tables. Would you rather have all the tables in one document? Click here to download Appendix III as a whole
Research
The Bachelor of Science performs research in the Applied Science domain which either helps to solve a problem or develop a method, or provides a greater understanding of a subject within his specific working environment.
Open tableExperimentation
The Bachelor of Science conducts experiments in the Applied Science domain in a way that ensures that demonstrably reliable results are obtained.
Open tableDevelopment
The Bachelor of Science develops or improves a process, instrument, product or material or scales a process up or down in the Applied Science domain.
Open tableManagement | Coordination
The Bachelor of Science develops, implements and maintains a management system or parts thereof to ensure that the system conformsto the relevant legislation and quality standards and the organisation’s norms and values.
Open tableAdvice | Procurement & Sales
The Bachelor of Science provides properly substantiated advice on the design, improvement or use of products, processes and methods and effects profitable transactions involving products or services within the Applied Science domain.
Open tableInstruction | Supervision | Teaching | Coaching
The Bachelor of Science instructs and supervises employees and customers while teaching new knowledge and skills within the Applied Science domain.
Open tableLeadership | Managing people
The Bachelor of Science provides direction and guidance for organisational processes and the employees involved in them in order to achieve the goals of the division/department or the project which he is managing.
Open tableSelf-management
The Bachelor of Science manages himself in performing his duties and in his development and ensures that he is up to date with the latest developments in terms of knowledge and skills and in terms of ethical dilemmas and socially accepted norms and values.
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