Teacher(s)
Language
French
Content
This concluding seminar aims to prompt students in the dual-degree program to reflect on a major international theme and its implications for strategic communication.
Teaching methods
The seminar will take place in two phases.
In the first phase, the seminar will function as a research seminar aimed at discussing a major global transformation or shift, drawing on academic articles. Based on these discussions, we will explore—together with the students—the implications for strategic communication from an international perspective.
This first phase will enable students to work on designing the second phase: a debate with professionals regarding strategic communication in a changing world. The format of this debate is left to the students' discretion (e.g., webinar, conference, or podcast).
In the first phase, the seminar will function as a research seminar aimed at discussing a major global transformation or shift, drawing on academic articles. Based on these discussions, we will explore—together with the students—the implications for strategic communication from an international perspective.
This first phase will enable students to work on designing the second phase: a debate with professionals regarding strategic communication in a changing world. The format of this debate is left to the students' discretion (e.g., webinar, conference, or podcast).
Evaluation methods
30% for the synthesis based on required readings
70% for producing content aimed at the professional communications sector
Second session: individual written assignment.
70% for producing content aimed at the professional communications sector
Second session: individual written assignment.
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