Intercultural Communications & Management

Global Dexterity - the ability to successfully adapt one's own behavior in a foreign culture without losing oneself (Molinsky, 2015) - is a key competence for successful interaction in our increasingly globalized world. In the academic area "Intercultural Communications & Management" we support students and teachers in developing their global skills through a wide range of foreign language and intercultural competence courses.

Our offerings include not only curricular language and culture courses, but also a wide range of free electives for language and cross-cultureal skill building. In addition, we offer students the opportunity for international experience through exchange semesters, study trips, and virtual cross-border classrooms with international partner institutions.

Teachers can prepare specifically for teaching in classrooms with students from diverse cultural backgrounds through a customized EMI (English as a Medium of Instruction) development program.

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Portrait of: Arrer Amelie , BA, MA
Amelie Arrer, BA, MA
Junior Lecturer
International Academic Advisor
Department Applied Social Sciences
Location: Campus Urstein
Room: Meierei - E.02
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Portrait of: Glahn Kaja , PhD
Kaja Glahn, PhD
Senior Lecturer
Department Business and Tourism
Location: Campus Urstein
Room: Urstein - 218
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Portrait of: Mag. Hovdar-Stojakovic Ingrid
Mag.
Ingrid Hovdar-Stojakovic
Head of Academic Area Intercultural Communications & Management
Senior Lecturer
International Academic Advisor
Department Business and Tourism
Location: Campus Urstein
Room: Urstein - 219
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Portrait of: Stadler Anna , BSSc, MSSc
Anna Stadler, BSSc, MSSc
International Academic Advisor
Junior Researcher
Departmentoffice employee
Department Business and Tourism
Location: Campus Urstein
Room: Urstein - 260
Portrait of: FH-Ass.Prof. Zarco Pedraza Jorge
FH-Ass.Prof.
Jorge Zarco Pedraza
Senior Lecturer
Department Business and Tourism

Learning Technologist
Didactics and Learning Technologies
Location: Campus Urstein
Room: Urstein - 218
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