Introduction to Intercultural Studies: Intercultural Contact free videos and free material uploaded by University of leeds Staff .
The history of intercultural contact and the effects of globalisation
Intercultural competence – the skills necessary to interact effectively with people from different environments and backgrounds
How critical incidents and rich points can provide fertile ground for developing intercultural awareness
The effects of returning to “home” cultures following periods spent in another environment
How preconceptions and assumptions affect intercultural contact
Looking beyond national identity to find ways in which connections between people can be established
An introduction to the way in which ethnography can be used to investigate cultural environments
On this course you will examine the idea of intercultural contact and the effects of cultural interactions from historical and global perspectives Through videos and articles, you will discover how intercultural contact is experienced in our everyday lives, and learn about the ways in which people develop intercultural competence
As the course progresses, you’ll consider terms such as ‘globalisation’ and ‘acculturation’, explore the relationship between nationality and culture, and compare different experiences of returning ‘home’ following periods of absence
The course is for anyone with an interest in the concepts of culture and interculturality, you don’t need any previous experience
This course is also ideal if you are preparing to move to a different country for work or study or you work with groups of people from different cultures to yours By completing all aspects of the course you will have achieved 14 hours of CPD time
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