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Duration
12 Weeks
Tuition
$1,195
Commitment
Part-Time
Delivery
Online
Year Founded
1818
Scholarships
yes
This course brings together the best theories and practices of communication between people in society. As the role of culture, identity, and perception is crucial in communication, we will start the course with exploring these concepts and examining how they shape the way people think, speak, and behave. You will also explore communication models, styles and strategies of effective communication, as well as critically analyze verbal and nonverbal behaviour. In addition, you will develop persuasion skills and techniques of managing emotions to become more confident and successful in communication. You will also learn to negotiate, avoid barriers to effective interpersonal and intercultural communication, and manage interpersonal conflicts in everyday life.
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Student Reviews (13)
Professional knowledge and confidence.
Christel
Halifax • March 13, 2026Graduated From
Bachelor of Computer Science
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I really enjoyed my time at Dalhousie University. The classes were engaging, and the campus community was very welcoming. The program helped me build both professional knowledge and confidence.
I really enjoyed my time at Dalhousie University. The classes were engaging, and the campus community was very welcoming. The program helped me build both professional knowledge and confidence.
Great mentorship from faculty members
Lisa-Anne F.
Halifax • March 13, 2026Graduated From
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN)
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Studying at Dalhousie University gave me strong practical skills for my career. The program included hands-on learning and great mentorship from faculty members. I felt well prepared when I graduated.
Studying at Dalhousie University gave me strong practical skills for my career. The program included hands-on learning and great mentorship from faculty members. I felt well prepared when I graduated.


