COURSE CURRICULUM

The MA in Intercultural Communication offers a comprehensive program designed to develop advanced knowledge and skills in understanding and facilitating communication across cultures. Core modules include an introduction to intercultural communication, research methods in translation and intercultural studies, a research development seminar, and an intercultural communication dissertation, providing students with both theoretical grounding and practical research experience. Optional units allow students to tailor their studies to specific interests, covering topics such as comparative cultures of diaspora, foreign language learning for intercultural competence, language and identity in multicultural spaces, multilingualism and language policy, social media, culture and migration, and aspects of professional communication. The program emphasizes the intersection of culture, language, and society, equipping students to critically engage with contemporary issues in intercultural contexts. By combining academic research, practical skills, and applied knowledge, students gain the ability to analyse and address challenges in multicultural and multilingual environments. Graduates are prepared for careers in international business, education, translation and interpreting, cultural management, global policy, and other fields requiring expertise in cross-cultural communication. The course integrates theoretical frameworks with real-world applications, fostering the development of intercultural competence, critical thinking, and effective communication skills that are increasingly valuable in a globalised and diverse professional landscape.