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Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace
Program Overview
Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace
Overview
This Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course was designed by the Trinity Centre for Global Intercultural Communications to provide participants with novel methods for successful intercultural collaboration, inclusive management, and effective communications across cultures. With an applied focus, participants will learn about perspectives on intercultural collaboration through real case studies and apply these newly developed skills to their own work and contexts.
Upon successful completion, participants will be able to integrate equality, equity, diversity, and inclusion perspectives into their work to enhance the intercultural performance of their projects, and they will be able to design an intercultural communication strategy. They will also use these new skills to improve their:
- Intercultural communication
- Ethical decision-making
- Multiplatform storytelling
Course Structure
The six weeks of the course are organised into three parts:
Part 1
The first two weeks of this CPD will introduce relevant perspectives on cultural diversity and methods of localisation and multimedia storytelling for intercultural communication. The facilitators will use case studies to illustrate challenges and opportunities in the global workplace.
Part 2
In weeks three and four, participants will have the opportunity to see how these perspectives and methods work on the ground through the analysis of empirical evidence and case studies from diverse African and Latin American countries that are key partners for Irish organisations and entrepreneurs.
Part 3
During the last two weeks of the course, participants will assess intercultural practices both at the individual level and in the workplace and they will design an intercultural communication strategy.
Target Audience
People working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets. Distance and international participants are welcome. The intercultural competences and specific skills provided by the CPD will support the performance of employees, leaders, and entrepreneurs across all sectors, from manufacturing and services to the creative industries.
Admission Requirements
Participants are expected to have basic computer skills and access to a computer with a camera and a microphone. It is not necessary to have previous experience in intercultural communication or foreign-language skills.
Course Fees
€995
Additional Information
For those looking for accredited courses, the flexible and stackable Applied Intercultural Communication Master’s, Diploma, and Certificate courses are available.
The course fee includes access to the course materials via Blackboard (Trinity’s virtual learning environment) for the duration of the course. Participation in this CPD course does not include access to the Trinity Library or any other student services (including a student identity card).
The next offering of Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace will be announced once details are confirmed.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The University offers a range of programmes and courses to support the development of employees, leaders, and entrepreneurs.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The University offers a range of programmes and courses to support the development of employees, leaders, and entrepreneurs.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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Trinity College Dublin is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The University offers a range of programmes and courses to support the development of employees, leaders, and entrepreneurs.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
The University offers a range of postgraduate programmes at masters, diploma, and certificate level, and is committed to providing a personalised and improved browsing experience.
The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is just one example of the many programmes and courses available at Trinity College Dublin.
The University is steeped in history and is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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The Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a globalised economy.
The course is delivered over six weeks and includes a range of topics and activities to support learning.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with case studies, empirical evidence, and real-world examples to develop their understanding of intercultural communication.
The course is suitable for people working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets.
Distance and international participants are welcome, and the course is designed to be flexible and accessible.
The course fee includes access to course materials via Blackboard, and participation does not include access to the Trinity Library or other student services.
Trinity College Dublin is a leading university in Ireland, with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation.
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