Graduates understand basic concepts and are able to describe, explain them and apply them to the analysis of social reality, and in their context. They are familiar with the main intellectual currents of sociology, major authors, and their ideas. They know sociological research methods and are capable of independently fulfilling quantitative and qualitative research tasks.

Graduates have an excellent grounding in the social, cultural, religious and linguistic diversity of human communities. The programme has provided them with a thorough knowledge of research topics in ethnology and cultural anthropology and very good skills in at least one major foreign language.