Intercultural Communication and Ethics 2026

Intercultural communication is not merely about adapting to difference. It concerns how cultural frameworks shape perception, communication, power, and moral judgment. In an era marked by globalization, European integration, digitalization, climate debates, scientific controversies, and political polarization, intercultural encounters have become structural conditions of professional and civic life.

This course offers a practical introduction to intercultural communication and ethical reasoning. It combines cultural theory, European historical analysis, ethical frameworks, conflict theory, science communication, and AI-mediated communication. Participants develop analytical clarity and practical competence for navigating pluralistic environments.