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Note: Registration until April, 27 on https://www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/en/international/come-to-munich-be-at-home/

After attending, students are able to - reflect on own and foreign cultural standards - recognize the dangers of stereotyping in an intercultural context - deal more competently with cultural differences and possible conflict situations

+ Two Workshops and the events will be in presence. More information here: www.come-to-munich-be-at-home.de + Here you can develop your intercultural competence through workshops and joint activities in a practical, hands-on manner, gaining soft skills through learning by doing. International teams of trainers will help guide participants in actively becoming sensitive to other cultures and in reflecting on their own values. The event will also help international and local students get to know each other better, including opportunities to deepen contact through cultural and sport activities accompanying the program (language of communication: English). Participation in four workshops sessions and three events of the accompanying program is compulsory. In an ungraded group presentation, one's own and foreign cultural standards are reflected and exchanged with the other participants. The exam is provided in the form of a learning diary (3-5 pages) to document learning progress in terms of intercultural competences. Registration until April, 27 on https://www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/en/international/come-to-munich-be-at-home/ Language of instruction is English.

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A methodical variety of interactive tasks (eg work on case studies, simulations, group work) and short presentations is used. For the online sessions you need: - steady internet connection - Camera, microphone - Computer/ Notebook - Zoom application - The willingness to use the online tool "www.scrumblr.ca" and the use of "gotomeeting.com"

Active participation in all four workshop sessions and three events is obligatory, ungraded presentation, learning diary (3-5 pages).