School of
Engineering & IT
Degree Program
Communication Engineering part time
DiplomingenieurIn (DI)
4 semesters (120 ECTS)
18 study places
part-time
tuition fee: € 363.36 per semester
location: Klagenfurt
Language of instruction: English
Details - Cross-cultural Communication
| Course number: | M-CE-1.07 |
| Course: | Cross-cultural Communication |
| Type: | Seminar |
| SPPW: | 2 |
| ECTS-Credits: | 3 |
| Instructor: | MMag.a Dr.in Hilda Maria Fanta, Professorin Mag.ª Sabine Hofstätter |
| Course ID: | CCC |
| Semester: | WS 2011 |
| Semester of degree program | 1 |
| Number of groups | 1 |
| Language of instruction: | |
| Curriculum version: | 2011 |
Description:
Students will be introduced to the current approaches and theories on cross-cultual communication and will be sensitized to the differences of communication in a multicultural and globalized business environment.
Aims:
The overall aim of this course is to raise the students' awareness of their own inherent ethnocentrism in the communication process and to be able to manage their own communication behaviour so that it harmonizes with that of a different culture. This process should foster openness, acceptance and cross-cultural communication skills to help meet the challenges of intercultural encounters. A major focus will be on the students' own research and presentation activities that contribute to the learning outcome in the development of intercultural knowledge and communication skills. Students should finally be able to analyse and reflect on communication situations and develop individual context-related strategies.
Previous knowledge:
English at A2 or B1 level.
Method of instruction:
Lectures, group and team work, presentations, active participation of students
Assessment:
Oral presentation and class participation.
Literature:
Material will be provided by lecturers.
Remarks:
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Students will be introduced to the current approaches and theories on cross-cultual communication and will be sensitized to the differences of communication in a multicultural and globalized business environment.
Aims:
The overall aim of this course is to raise the students' awareness of their own inherent ethnocentrism in the communication process and to be able to manage their own communication behaviour so that it harmonizes with that of a different culture. This process should foster openness, acceptance and cross-cultural communication skills to help meet the challenges of intercultural encounters. A major focus will be on the students' own research and presentation activities that contribute to the learning outcome in the development of intercultural knowledge and communication skills. Students should finally be able to analyse and reflect on communication situations and develop individual context-related strategies.
Previous knowledge:
English at A2 or B1 level.
Method of instruction:
Lectures, group and team work, presentations, active participation of students
Assessment:
Oral presentation and class participation.
Literature:
Material will be provided by lecturers.
Remarks:


