MGMT-205 Intercultural Communication

MGMT-205 Intercultural Communication

Faculty:

Adrian, Allyson

As the marketplace becomes more "global," smart managers will be the ones who understand the role of culture in getting work done. Culture challenges us by assaulting some of our most basic assumptions about working, that is to say, how we communicate with each other to complete work successfully. Anyone interested in working internationally--or even those just interested in better understanding their communication with international friends--would benefit from the course. Each student is asked to do an in-depth study on communication in one culture while learning the principles of intercultural communication. The course explores the rules that govern communication in other cultures, how people in different cultures give feedback, plan and make decisions.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: MSB Students, Sophomore Standing

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