GERM 42.07 Intercultural Communication (in English)

This interdisciplinary class introduces students to key topics of intercultural communication. Through role plays, experiential exercises, and analyses of case studies from the global industry and world politics students will learn about significant components of their own culture and other cultures. Drawing on concepts from linguistics, psychology, anthropology, sociology and business studies, we will problematize notions of an “essential” cultural identity, while analyzing international relations and common conceptions and misconceptions in a global context.

Instructor

Denzel

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:INT or SOC; WCult:CI

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