306921 Communication, Presentation and Negotiation Skills
winter semester 2017/2018 | Last update: 03.07.2017 | Place course on memo listAfter completing this module, students have excellent knowledge, tools and additional skills for their professional practice as a lawyer. Students will be able to give information on legal issues and advice effectively and efficiently.
An essential part of becoming a successful lawyer is the ability to be persuasive and convincing. He/she should be self-confident and have high developed communication and negation skills. This course will equip the participant with these necessary skills to be able to deal with professional and personal situations (face-to-face, group)
For this purpose the following modules are trained in this doctoral seminar:
- Structuring and optimization of the conversation and leadership style in the counseling situation (Face to Face) on both the content agreement as well as on the personal level of relationship
- Controlling and influencing to groups and group-discussions with the “Pontius Pilate” technique
- The most common techniques in inductive “five-set” argumentation
- The main reasoning techniques; rational argumentation, climax and anticlimax structuring
- Recognizing the opponent’s line of argument and “illegal” use, preparation of counter arguments and statistics
Theoretical input; presentations with video analysis, individual and team work in a buddy - system. 1:1 reality training identical to the pattern of successful ORF discussion program "In the center".
Oral Exam; Measurable evaluations and feedback from the students and the instructor. Certificates are issued with proof of success of CZAK MANAGEMENT SEMINARS LTD.
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REGISTRATION is required. Attendance is mandatory.
Limited number of participants (max 18 students).
An unique opportunity for lawyers and law students to attend this top seminar with normally costs € 1.908 externally.
AV Studio: GEIWI Tower, 2 Stock (Room Nr 52d0213)
- Faculty of Law
- Doctor of Philosophy Programme Italian Law/Dottorato di ricerca in materie giuridiche at the University of Innsbruck and the Università degli Studi di Padova according to the Curriculum 2012 (180 ECTS-Credits, 6 Semesters
- Doctoral Programme in Law according to the Curriculum 2012 (180 ECTS-Credits, 6 Semesters)