Until the students graduate from the program, they will acquire the following knowledge, skills, and behaviors:

1. Having theoretical and practical knowledge about the chemical, physical, and biological characteristics of freshwater and saltwater environments used for diving.
2. Understanding diving systems and having the ability to use these systems underwater.
3. Having theoretical knowledge about diving accidents, diseases, and treatments, and being able to use pressure chambers used in the treatment of diving accidents and diseases.
4. Possessing knowledge of maritime and maritime-related matters and being able to apply this knowledge.
5. Having the ability to use all kinds of tools and equipment in underwater work, as well as theoretical knowledge about explosive materials.
6. Being able to use underwater imaging devices, interpret the obtained images using computer technology.
7. Having the ability to work in underwater constructions, aquaculture cage systems, underwater archaeological excavations, pipeline installations, and ship bottoms.
8. Finding solutions to unforeseen problems encountered underwater and taking responsibility.
9. Being able to comprehend, apply, and keep up with new techniques, applications, and technologies related to the profession based on acquired knowledge and skills.
10. Being able to serve as a dive supervisor using diving techniques and safety knowledge.
11. Being able to communicate thoughts and problems related to the profession in written and verbal form, as well as using a foreign language.
12. Having awareness of professional regulations and ethics.