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Haynes Collins, Christina Copperthwaite, Bethan Davies, Jane Wilkinson, and Petra Desatova

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  • The history of intercultural contact and the effects of globalisation.
  • Intercultural competence – the skills necessary to interact effectively with people from different environments and backgrounds.
  • How critical incidents and rich points can provide fertile ground for developing intercultural awareness.
  • The effects of returning to “home” cultures following periods spent in another environment.
  • How preconceptions and assumptions affect intercultural contact.
  • Looking beyond national identity to find ways in which connections between people can be established.
  • An introduction to the way in which ethnography can be used to investigate cultural environments.

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