Kurs: Kurs Conflict Management (engl) - Details

Kurs: Kurs Conflict Management (engl) - Details

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Veranstaltungsname Kurs: Kurs Conflict Management (engl)
Semester WS 2021/22
Aktuelle Anzahl der Teilnehmenden 2
erwartete Teilnehmendenzahl 12
Heimateinrichtung Career Service
Veranstaltungstyp Kurs in der Kategorie Lehre
Teilnehmende -Phase 1: (06.-15.07.2021): Course places will be awarded to Students of MNTF and Institute for Informatis (financed)
-Phase 2(20.- 29.07.2021): Course places will be awarded to all other faculties/institutes. Participation will be charged 30,-€ - more information and invoice will be sent via Mail after awarding of places.
Remaining places will be awarded by 23 Aug.
Leistungsnachweis confirmation of participation in a course
or required examination see modul manual
Credited with 1 ECTS :- Informatik (alle Master) - IngInf (Ba) - Physik (Ba) - MaWi (Ba) - MaSc & Eng. (Ba) - Math.AM (int.Ma) - Wing (Ba)
Hauptunterrichtssprache englisch
Weitere Unterrichtssprache(n) Body Language
Literaturhinweise Wird im Kurs bzw. vorab kommuniziert.
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Kommentar/Beschreibung

The workshop will show how the principles of the Japanese martial art "aikido" can be enacted during physical and verbal conflicts to restore harmony. Body exercises and role playing methods will be used to demonstrate the transformation of conflict into cooperation. No prior aikido or martial arts experience is required. The main language during the workshop is body language (the reflection of the body experience is done in English).

The workshop stresses the difference between re-action and action. To manage conflict situations actively, it is necessary to overcome habitual reaction patterns and to be present in the experience without valuing. As a result, one will gain the freedom of conscious choice between alternative options of action. Body exercises to neutralize the affective flood and to become/stay relaxed are centering, grounding and reframing the situation (attacker as a partner, attack as useful incoming energy, conflict as an opportunity for change, curiosity instead of fear when facing threat etc.).

In addition, the aiki principles of conflict regulation are demonstrated. The basic message of aikido is “giving in to get your way”! To embody this message it needs two kinds of aikido movements which are woven together to a coherent pattern:
1. Enter (contact, connection...)
2. Turn (blending, perspective taking...)
3. Enter again (lead, control, directing attention to what causes conflict...)
4. Turn again (do I still walk in his/her shoes? Am I empathic enough?)
and so on until problem solving comes to a satisfying end for the conflict partners.

Finally, the application of aiki principles is simulated in verbal conflict situations by role-playing and spinning dialogues to learn how these principles efficiently work with verbal (spoken) language. To improve transfer, the role playing is focused on real life settings (“living cases”). In general, transfer possibilities and hindrances are discussed to encourage the participants employing aiki principles and communication in everyday conflict situations (privately and professionally).

<b>Teacher:</b> Prof. Peter Schettgen, , Leiter Key Competence Programm, Universität Augsburg

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