In order for Danish and international companies or organisations to create something that provides both parties with added value, it is necessary that we:
- know the historical, political, economical, legal, cultural and social reality that set the rules in the foreign context and act from this knowledge
- show customers and cooperative partners the respect that lies in knowing, mastering and respecting the language and social conventions that apply in the market in question
- have an insight into how the world view of the other party is constructed, what is important, why and how
- understand to differentiate between the identity of each individual as a person, as a company representative and as cultural player.
In accordance with the statements above, the Department of International Culture and Communication Studies is organised in four research groups:
Furthermore, three centres are part of the Department of International Culture and Communication Studies:
In addition, the cross-department research group
Last updated by Karina Pedersen 23/03/2011