Code: | 168050 |
Module title: | Negotiations |
Version: | 1.0 (03/2012) |
Last update: | 23.03.2012 12:28:49 | Person responsible for content: | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ruhland, Klaus k.ruhland@hszg.de |
Dr.-Ing. Pawlowski, Maciej maciej.pawlowski@pwr.jgora.pl | |
Semester according to time table: | SoSe (summer semester) |
Module level: | Bachelor/Diplom |
Duration: | 1 semester |
Language of Instruction: | English |
Place where the module will be offered: | Wroclaw |
ECTS Credits: | 2 |
Student workload (in hours): | 60 |
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Assessment | Major oral exam | 100.0% |
Learning and teaching methods: | Exercise |
Syllabus plan/Content: | 1. Crisis and conflict. 2. Negotiating as a communication process. 3. Styles and technologies of negotiations. 4. Building negotiation team. 5. Gathering necessary information. 6. The main negotiation principles. 7. Negotiations: planning, conducting and evaluating. 8. Case studies |
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Subject-specific skills and competences: | The main aim is to give an overview of communication, psychological and sociological principles of negotiation. The course starts from crisis and conflict identification. The negotiation techniques and group dynamics are included |
Generic competences (Personal and key skills): | ? |
Pre-requisites: | ? |
Literature: | Compulsory literature: [1] FORSYTH, P.:Conducting effective negotiations. How To Books, 1997. ISBN 1-85703-354-0 [2] RODGERS, D.: English for International Negotiations. A Cross-Cultural Case Study Approach. Cambridge University Press, 2001, ISBN 0-521-65749-0 Recommended literature: [1] HELLRIEGEL, D., SLOCUM, J. W. , WOODMAN, R. W.: Organizational Behavior. West Publishing Company, 1999, ISBN 0-314-92684-4 |