2012/2013 KAN-LECO Leadership and Communication
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Leadership and Communication |
Course information |
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Language | English |
Exam ECTS | 15 ECTS |
Type | Mandatory |
Level | Full Degree Master |
Duration | One Quarter |
Course period | Spring |
Time Table | Please see course schedule at e-Campus |
Study board |
Study Board for BSc/MSc in Business Administration and Organizational Communication, MSc
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Last updated on 06-09-2012 |
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At the exam, the student must demonstrate the ability to:
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Examination | |||||||||||||||
The exam is an individual 3-days written home assignment (case report) in English, and will have the length of maximum of 12 standard pages. The exam is placed in May/June. Re-Examination and make-up Examination: The exam is equal to the regular exam. The re-examination/make-up-examination is placed in August. |
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Course content | |||||||||||||||
The course aims to introduce a number of analytical themes and practical methods related to communication and leadership theories. The course objectives are as follows: - to develop a conceptual framework and analytical competences in communication and leadership theories - to develop an understanding about the intersection and relationship between communication and leadership in conceptual as well as practical terms - to relate practically/concretely and reflexively to central concepts, themes and models in the study and application of leadership and communication in an international context. |
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In this course a number of analytical themes related to leadership and communication are presented. Students are introduced to perspectives on leadership and communication, which are related to the international communicative tasks of the company and its internal as well as external context. These include: Leadership as communication, leadership as a social construction, critical and alternative approaches to leadership, leadership in a global world, women in leadership and leadership in groups and teams. This is followed throughout the course, and concretely in the international oriented case-work that students in groups will work on during the course. The purpose is to develop a conceptual framework and analytical competences as well as relate practically/concretely and reflectively to the central concepts, themes and models in the course literature. Two workshops with guests from the case companies are built into the progression of the course. |
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Expected literature | |||||||||||||||
Will be published on CBSLearn before the semester begins. |
Last updated on 06-09-2012