Studyinfo subject ØAADM3200 2019 HØST
ØAADM3200 Negotiations Course description
- Course name in Norwegian
- Negotiations
- Study programme
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Bachelorstudium i økonomi og administrasjon / Oslo Business School, Exchange Programme
- Weight
- 7.5 ECTS
- Year of study
- 2019/2020
- Curriculum
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SPRING
2020
- Programme description
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- Course history
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Introduction
Negotiation is a well know method of problem solving in all organisations. This course is highly practical in nature, and the major objective is simply for students to improve their negotiation skills. Negotiation is studied as a process and how this can be organised as effectively as possible. The first part of the course will cover negotiation theory and the second part of the course will illustrate theory through role plays and other student activities. Students will also be given an introduction to influencing methods.
Required preliminary courses
No prerequisites.
Learning outcomes
Knowledge
The student
- can describe basic theories of negotiation and under which circumstances negotiation is a proper problem solving tool
- is familiar with the interrelationship between negotiation and other social sciences like economics, psychology and anthropology
- is familiar with the concept of Nash equilibrium and how this is relevant in negotiations
- is familiar with effective use of debate in negotiation
- The student is familiar with tricks and ploys used in negotiation and how to protect oneself from such
- is familiar with influencing methods
Skills
The student
- can prepare effectively ahead of negotiations
- can practice effective debate and proposal techniques
Competence
The student
- can reflect on ethical behaviour in negotiations
- can solve negotiation problems in groups
Teaching and learning methods
About 20 hours of teaching and exercises. In addition there will be 2 full days of practical negotiation training and 1 full day influencing training.
Course requirements
No course requirements.
Assessment
Individual written 4-hour exam will be held at the end of the semester. The exam will partly be based on a case study which will be made available about 1 week ahead of the exam date.
Permitted exam materials and equipment
A list of reference aids allowed will be published on our website.
Grading scale
Letter grading A-F.
Examiners
In addition to the instructor, an external examiner will grade the exam.
Course contact person
Ivar Bredesen