Introduction to International Communication
This course is intended for second- or third-year students majoring in International Communication.
This course is intended to provide students with:
Knowledge:
Basic concepts of communication, specifically international and foreign communication.
Characteristics of international communication, its historical developmental processes.
Factors influencing international communication, its role in global issues, and research methodologies in international communication.
Theoretical issues and models in foreign communication, current trends, directions, and solutions to enhance the quality of foreign communication in the present period.
Skills:
Basic methods and operations applied in researching international communication.
Skills in evaluating and commenting on international communication events.
Independent research, critical thinking, teamwork, and presentation skills.
Self-reliance and responsibility:
Developing a sense of responsibility, cooperation, autonomy in work, and taking responsibility for personal work results.
Having a strong political stance, possessing good ethical qualities, and having a sense of professional work ethic.
The Introduction to International Communication course is designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of global communication processes, media systems, and the role of communication in international relations. The course focuses on the theories and practices of communication across borders, emphasizing how different cultures, governments, and organizations interact and disseminate information in the global arena.
14 Bài học - 9 phút
8 Bài học - 8 phút
21 Bài học - 8 phút
15 Bài học - 20 phút
15 Bài học - 1 phút
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