Study mode

Lessons: either face-to-face or videostreaming lessons (in line with governmental and university provisions on COVID-19).


 

On line Teaching

Speaking skills for business and global affairs (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Protocol and etiquette: principles, rules and practical applications (4h out of 12 online – free access);
The professional public speaker (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Writing skills in today's world of work (4h out of 12 online – free access);
English for global legal studies (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Governance and conflict (4h out of 12 online – free access);
The institutional framework of the European Union and the use of EU official languages (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Global competition and business: the evolution of markets and industries (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Market disruption and client centricity (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Web and social media marketing (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Electronic commerce and information technologies (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Global dimensions in the supply chains: fair trade and logistics networks (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Corporate reporting and performance analysis (2h out of 12 online – free access);
Economics and art markets (4h out of 12 online – free access);
The business of the wine industries (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Translating and interpreting business discourse (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Intercultural Communication in the professional setting (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Language in Economic Diplomacy (4h out of 12 online – free access);
English for international negotiations: the art of business crisis leadership (4h out of 12 online – free access);
Negotiation with the EU and the UN (8h face to face/videostreaming);
Simulation of an international business negotiation (8h face to face/videostreaming) 
Tools: Digital platform and latest generation educational tools.
 

Individual modules

Those wishing to take individual modules that are part of a Professional Master’s programme may do so, as long as they meet the relevant entry requirements. In any case, each student can take individual modules for a maximum of 30 CFU credits.
 
The list of available modules, the maximum number of participants, and the required fees are indicated in the Course Factsheet of each course. If the Professional Master’s programme in question does not start, no individual modules will be available. It is possible to enrol on individual modules only for the courses that have reached the minimum number of participants required to start, provided this is allowed by the regulations of the course in question.

Those wishing to enrol on individual modules will need to apply by filling out the relevant form published on the web page of the course and send it to: segreteria.master@ateneo.univr.it no later than 15 days before the beginning of the module lectures.
 
Those wishing to enrol as “uditori” will need to write to segreteria.master@ateneo.univr.it by the relevant course deadlines.
 

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