OPEN CALL FOR EUGLOH STUDENTS: APPLY FOR THE COURSE IN COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION SKILLS IN PROFESSIONAL ENVIRONMENT

Within the EUGLOH Alliance, the applications for the course Communication and Presentation Skills in Professional Environment, for the students from nine partner institutions – Université Paris-Saclay (France), Lund University (Sweden), Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (Germany), Universidade do Porto (Portugal), University of Szeged (Hungary), University of Alcalá (Spain), Universität Hamburg (Germany), University of Novi Sad (Republic of Serbia) and Tromsø University - The Arctic University of Norway (Norway) are ongoing.

The course Communication and Presentation Skills in Professional Environment is created to develop the today’s extremely important soft skills that are used not just in professional environment, but also in everyday life. We are facing many obstacles in interpersonal relations due to the lack of time, cultural diversity or other different reasons. One word that is not understood correctly or one “wrong” nonverbal gesture can often cause misunderstanding that could cost us partnership or friendship. Therefore we have to learn strategies in communication that will provide us good, healthy and enthusiastic environment for our work, projects or even life.

This course contains online lectures about verbal and nonverbal communication, interactive sessions of practicing the theory from lectures, case study analyze and small group projects that will help the communication process in professional environment.

Students will receive a scholarship to meet their costs for travel and living. More information on travel arrangements, accommodation etc. will be sent to accepted students (UNS students participating in the course will not receive the scholarship).

The course Communication and Presentation Skills in Professional Environment aims to:

• introduce students to the process of verbal communication and key strategies to improve their public speech
• introduce students to the process of nonverbal communication and improve their body language
• introduce students to the process of misunderstanding management
• introduce students to the “universal design” elements, i.e. into the communication with the person with special needs

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