Faculty of Science

Advanced Presentation Techniques
Provider: Faculty of Science

Activity no.: 5008-19-00-26
	Enrollment deadline: 18/09/2019

Place

GlobalDenmark
Hauchsvej 14, 1825 Frederiksberg C

Date and time

02.10.2019, at: 09:00 - 09.10.2019, at: 16:00

Regular seats

Course fee

8,125.00 kr.

ECTS credits

2.00

Contact person

Ditte Balder E-mail address: ditte@global-denmark.dk

Enrolment Handling/Course Organiser

Ditte Balder E-mail address: ditte@global-denmark.dk

Written language

English

Teaching language

English

Scheme group

Not included in the scheme group

Exam form

Other

Course workload

Course workload category	Hours
Preparation	30.00
Course Preparation	5.00
Class Instruction	15.00

Sum	50.00

Content

Expand your comfort zone and create value for your audience
The objective of this 2-day workshop is to expand your comfort zone when talking to a variety of audiences and to create value for them.
For this purpose, you will receive personal guidance and coaching on your performance, incl. slides (e.g. PowerPoint and Prezi), language, content and overall effectiveness.

You are invited to give two short presentations. This may be a “standard scientific presentation”, or it may be a poster or a slide you wish to present and discuss. The second presentation will be given on the second day - here you will demonstrate how your skills have improved. You will receive a recording of your presentations and feedback for you to study in private.

There is a week’s gap between the two days. This gives participants an opportunity to think about and practise skills learned on the first day. In addition, it paves the way for preparing second presentation.
The workshop is open for PhD students and other researchers who have previously attended presentation courses. You are expected to prepare an oral presentation (conference presentation, lecture or meeting presentation) prior to the course.

Teaching and learning methods

Participants’ own presentations constitute the foundation of this course: brief instructor input on key principles and tools will interact with participants’ own presentations. These will be subject to constructive feedback from fellow participants and instructor.

Participants’ presentations and feedback will be recorded individually for their own analysis. Demonstrable learning outcome will emerge through a “before-and-after” effect seen in participants’ second presentation. Focal points are: clarity of message; dealing with audience dialogue; improvisation techniques; visuals, incl. PowerPoint; peer feedback; psychological aspects; use of voice.

Remarks

Payment and cancellation - read this!
Please note that this course is a so-called generic course, which means that it is not pre-paid by your university. You or your employer therefore must pay for the course. This applies to all PhD students across all universities and departments.
Late cancellation fee: Note also that the course fee will be charged in full if enrollment is cancelled 14 days or less before the course.

Lecturers
Communication consultant Claus Adam Jarløv and his team from GlobalDenmark.

GlobalDenmark is quality-certified with the University of East London’s Quality Mark. This assures that their PhD courses comply with rigorous quality criteria on teaching methodology, teacher qualifications and course management.

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