MA Intercultural Communication

The Intercultural Communication postgraduate course at Anglia Ruskin University offers an in-depth study into intercultural communication, potentially essential in our diverse, globalised workplace. It imparts a critical understanding of the complexities of culture, religion, and ethnicity, and how these elements can impact communication. Course Content: This course addresses the theory and practice of intercultural communication. It explores different cultures, religions and ethnic groups and how these can influence and impact communication within an organisation. Students are also presented with a research project method wherein they can implement their understanding and learning into real-world scenarios.Key Modules: Students will undertake several modules including Intercultural Relations and Communication, Globalisation: Power, Resistance, Interfaith Relations, Managing Across Cultures, Research Methods in Communication, and a Master’s Dissertation.Accreditations: Relevant accrediting bodies have not been mentioned on the course page.Future Careers: This course sets the foundation for students to succeed in a global work environment. Graduates can pursue careers in diverse fields such as diplomacy, international business, economics, education, or translation, due to the transferable skills gained throughout the course.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page [here](https://www.aru.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/intercultural-communication).