EFRI International Business Workshops

ons and assignments


Programme consists of 56 working hours which cover:

22 hours of lessons

4 hours of interaction and discussion within interactive workshops

30 hours of preparation and realisation of the assignment (participants will get research assignment one month before the start of International Business Workshops)

There are at least four reasons to participate!

1. Scientific dimension of Programme – lessons are based on empirical scientific research of the lecturer;

2. Professional dimension of Programme – lessons/classes are derived from practical experiences, field work and cooperation with public and private sector;

3. Educational dimension of Programme – students will awarded with 6 ECTS points certificate of Faculty of Economics University of Rijeka and a IB&M certificate (network of partner Universities and Universities of Applied Sciences from the EU)

4. Entertaining dimension of Programme – having fun within social events. After finishing with IBW workshops, every participant will:

Differentiate how business entities negotiate (negotiation processes followed, negotiating behavior employed, and implicit assumptions underlying both). Argument how the parties in the international negotiation process can create a win-win situation. Review their negotiating skills, to broaden their repertoire, to practice unused/unusual ways of negotiating. Increase awareness of cross-cultural differences. Have better understanding of the cultural influences affecting international negotiation practices. Gain the knowledge and tools to conduct effective commercial negotiations. Develop key tactics for international negotiations to facilitate cross-border deals with Western and Eastern countries of the world. Approach negotiations strategically and with confidence to ensure a win-win outcome. Develop personal presentation skills to enhance first impressions in business and international negotiating. Use body language to their advantage within business negotiations. Learn non-verbal communication techniques to enhance position in international negotiations. Prepare themselves for better personal presentation.