Interaction, Mediation and Negotiation Skills (2 cr)

Evaluation scale

Approved/Rejected

Objective

The course provides the students with an opportunity to
1) recognize the importance of communicative competence as part of their expertise
2) learn basic skills in self-reflection, giving and receiving feedback
3) develop their skills in academic speech communication.

Upon successful completion of the course the students should be able to
1) understand the importance of specifying audience and purpose and to make conscious decisions about communication strategies
2) construct and deliver a presentation
3) demonstrate and employ appropriate listening skills in different contexts
4) give and receive feedback
5) develop strategies for building communicative competence
6) recognize various perspectives of ethical communication.

Execution methods

Lectures, discussions, and practical exercises. 24 hours of exercises.

Accomplishment methods

Active participation in class, completion of given assignments.

Content

Practical exercises in a variety of communicative contexts.

Teaching methods

Teaching profile: F2F

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Pass/fail, based on participation and course assignments.

Qualifications

Upper secondary school or equivalent.

Further information

Free-of-charge LUC studies are intended only for degree students (Bachelor’s/Master’s) and exchange students at universities of Lapland. When enrolling, use your own university’s email address to verify that you have a valid right to study. Enrolment will be rejected, and no right to study will be granted, if you are not entitled to free-of-charge LUC studies as defined above.
More information: ristiinopiskelu@luc.fi