Intercultural business communication Download
Name of the study programme:
Intercultural Business Communication
Type:
master (2nd Bologna Cycle)
Programme duration:
2 years (120 ECTS)
Title:
Master in Intercultural Management
(in Slovenian: magister / magistrica medkulturnega managementa)
Teaching language:
English
Curriculum structureHide
The programme consists of 13 compulsory units and 2 electives. From the three languages offered (English, French, Arabic), the candidates choose two. They also choose two elective courses (one from 3 courses offered by EMUNI and another one from courses offered by our partners).
1st YEAR
Intercultural Negotiations8 ECTS
Intercultural relations of the country language A Intercultural relations of the country language B Intercultural Business Communication One choice among:- History of socio-economic global processes
- Cultural Anthropology
- Gender History
4 ECTS
2nd YEAR
Internationalization Strategies Computer Abilities for Business / Practical Training2 ECTS
Optional elective course2Application deadlineHide
The application period is between 1 March and 18 September 2015.
The accepted candidates will be requested to enrol starting from 21 August onwards. The deadline for enrolment is 30 September 2015.
If the number of accepted candidates is lower than the number of offered enrolment places, EMUNI University may ask new candidates to enrol with an additional enrolment period. In case the number of enrolment places is limited, the candidates will be selected on the basis of the rules in case of limited enrolment.
Financial mattersShow
Tuition fee: 6.000 EUR per year (excluding the cost of travel and accommodation)
Cost in Slovenia: Accommodation costs are approximately 400 EUR/month; price per meal is around 5 EUR. A list of possible accommodation options will be available at the EMUNI website.
Enrolment conditionsShow
To register as a student at the second level of the study programme Intercultural Business Communication the students have to fulfil the following requirements:
- candidates must have the Bachelor degree or equivalent,
- a high knowledge of two foreign languages is required (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages - CEFR, level C1 for the following languages: English1, 2, French2, and level B1 for Arabic2 and Italian3) and
- a basic knowledge of economic and business topics (at least 16 ECTS points in business courses, such as management and marketing).
You might also like
|
HRD in the Age of Globalization: A Practical Guide To Workplace Learning In The Third Millennium (New Perspectives in Organizational Learning, Performance, and Change) Book (Basic Books) |
Q&A
What is the definition of intercultural communication?
This is in many ways similar to group communication, but the role of groups is taken by ethnic cultures. 'Culture', of course, is not just the domain of nations; it also describes the norms and conventions of groups (e.g. 'gang culture'), and collectivities with shared knowledge and ideology (e.g. academic culture). However as it is used in communication studies, intercultural communication tends to descibe the relations between members of different ethnic groups and languages, interacting in an international context, such as the United Nations assemblies, or in a context where one cul…
