Jaana Häkli
Jaana Häkli
Hofstede, Hofstede & Minkov (2010): Cultures and Organizations. Software of the Mind. Lewis, R. (2018): When Cultures Collide: Leading Across Cultures. Other study material provided by the teacher on Moodle.
Weekly lessons (via Zoom). Course: lectures, videos, literature, individual/pair/group tasks/assignments. All course tasks/assignments/assignment parts/assignment related (online) examinations must be completed/passed to complete the course. Retakes to improve received grades not allowed for assignments/assignment parts/assignment related (online) examinations.
Grade scale 5 (Excellent) - 0 (Fail).
Englanti
05.09.2022 - 16.12.2022
01.07.2022 - 04.09.2022
Ilmoittautuminen Pepissä https://peppi.lab.fi
0 - 42
Teknologia (LAB)
Jaana Häkli
No pre-requisities.
Active participation in Zoom-meet lessons.
All course tasks/activities/assignments (assignment related exam(s)) must be completed/passed to complete the course.
Retakes to improve received grades not allowed for assignments/assignment parts/assignment related (online) examinations.
Kieliopinnot LAB, Bachelor’s Degree Programme in Sustainable Solutions Engineering
Verkkokampus, Lahti
3 op
1-5
Study package incl. assignments to be completed independently. All course tasks/assignments/assignment parts/assignment related (online) examinations must be completed/passed to complete the course. Retakes not allowed for assignment related (online) examinations as they are part of (the) assignment/assignments (are not complete course content examinations).
For the duration of the term. Attendance and active participation in Zoom-meet lessons/webinars.
Weekly webinars (via Zoom).
About 80 hours student work.
1. Culture as an interdisciplinary phenomenon 2. Stereotype awareness 3. Theoretical frameworks for understanding cultural differences and similarities; incl. Hofstede’s 6D Model 4. Intercultural communication; Lewis’ Communication profiles 5. Cultural adaptation 6. Business cultures
The student did not fulfil/meet the course requirements/learning outcomes.
The student basically understands that cultural similarities and differences exist. The student has a basic understanding of the global-mindset concept and its role in effective connections with international partners. The student can apply some theoretical frameworks to analyze business, work-life cultures. The student understands the culture adaptation and adjustment process. The student attends the course lessons and completes (passes) course assignment(s).
The student understands and accepts that culture similarities and differences exist. The student has a good understanding of the global-mindset concept and its role in effective connections with international partners. The student can apply most theoretical frameworks to analyze business, work-life cultures. The student has a good understanding of the culture adaptation and adjustment process. The student participates in course lessons and completes (passes) the course assignment(s).
The student understands, recognizes and accepts that culture similarities and differences exist. The student has acquired a global mindset and can work effectively with international partners. The student can apply a variety of suitable theoretical frameworks to analyze business, work-life cultures. The student has an excellent understanding of the culture adaptation and adjustment process. The student actively participates in course lessons and completes (passes) the course assignment(s).