INPR 5900 — Global and Intercultural Communication for Doctoral Students
2 semester hoursGraduateLecture
Focuses on the latest theories of global and intercultural communication and how they apply to doctoral research. Critically analyzes how concepts such as culture, power, privilege, and globalization arise in global research contexts. Designed to guide students to analyze their own identity and its role in framing their lived experiences as well as practice global and intercultural communication. Instruction and assessment include student reflections, writing assignments, a research-based project, and a self-assessment tool.