Handbook - Skills in Dispute Management

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Overview

Conflict is an inevitable part of daily work and personal life, but the development of dispute management skills is an often-overlooked part of professional development. This course provides students with a foundation in conflict management skills that they can apply immediately in their personal and professional lives. It introduces students … For more content click the Read More button below. This course is available to all LLM students, forms part of the Dispute Resolution stream and is available tostudents in the Master of Dispute Resolution and the Graduate Diploma of Dispute Resolution. Main Topics Communication theory and practiceUnderstanding ConflictIntroduction to conflict analysisSkills in conflict managementEthical issues in conflict managementInterdisciplinary approaches to conflict.

Conflict is an inevitable part of daily work and personal life, but the development of dispute management skills is an often-overlooked part of professional development. This course provides students with a foundation in conflict management skills that they can apply immediately in their personal and professional lives. It introduces students to models of communication and conflict analysis, and a range of skills for managing disputes in a constructive manner. Drawing on insights from fields such as psychology, management, political and social sciences, this course is strongly interdisciplinary and oriented towards providing students with practical skills informed by theory. It is designed as a highly interactive course and involves both online
and face-to-face activities.

This course is available to all LLM students, forms part of the Dispute Resolution stream and is available to
students in the Master of Dispute Resolution and the Graduate Diploma of Dispute Resolution.

Main Topics

Communication theory and practice
Understanding Conflict
Introduction to conflict analysis
Skills in conflict management
Ethical issues in conflict management
Interdisciplinary approaches to conflict.

Conditions for Enrolment

72 UOC of JURD courses

Exclusion Courses

Course

LAWS8165

LAWS8165 - Skills in Dispute Management

Course Outline

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JURD7665 Course Outline

Fees

Type	Amount
Commonwealth Supported Students (if applicable)	$1370
Domestic Students	$5250
International Students	$6180

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