Vilnius, Lithuania

International Negotiations

That we are living in a competitive world is nothing new. In an ever faster pacing business life, which becomes more and more globalized, we need to identify objectives, potentials and obstacles quickly and come up with strategies in a blink of an eye. This is key to successful negotiations and business relations. An even greater challenge is, that in today`s globalized business world we have to deal with partners from different countries and cultures, all with unique features that play an important role in the process and outcome of communication and negotiation. The course is designed to give insights which are practical and immediately applicable in business life. The course combines the essentials of negotiating theory with a very practical approach. Central to the course are simulated commercial negotiations and practices. The coursework will involve: defining the issues to be negotiated, preparing for negotiations, using different styles, methods and tactics of negotiations, increasing the awareness of psychological and ethical aspects in the negotiation process and paying attention to the importance of cross-cultural factors. Extensive analysis and coaching, both in negotiating groups and in the plenary sessions will follow each negotiation.

Course leader

Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tadas Šarapovas, Artūras Jonkus

Target group

Undergraduate and graduate students

Course aim

The objectives of this course are to provide the students with a profound knowledge of the theoretical framework of
negotiations, to ensure that the students have a decent understanding of the roles, responsibilities, and skills required of
modern international negotiators and especially to develop their skills of strategic communication in negotiations. The
material covered will be relevant to the student regardless of his or her career objectives. The course raises the awareness
of communicational patterns and their use, not only, but especially in the field of negotiation. It provides the students with
individual feedback as well as theoretical and practical knowledge and thus enables them to apply the transmitted knowledge
immediately and guides them on a sustainable development of their skills even after they completed the course.

Fee info

EUR 1349: Early bird fee (till February 28, 2020) - 399 EUR (tuition fee) + 950 EUR (hospitality fee)

If you prefer to arrange accommodation yourself, only 699 EUR hospitality fee would apply.

Hospitality fee includes accommodation, catering and social activities. It is also covers administrative and infrastructure costs.
Accommodation for 19 nights in the old town of Vilnius and on the seaside (hosting June 28th - July 17th, 2020)
**Bed in a hostel (2-4 beds in one room), free Wi-Fi, non-smoking rooms
Continental breakfast and lunch on each weekday
Sightseeing in Vilnius
Weekend trip to Palanga, resort on the seaside (10-12 July)
Visiting local and multinational companies.
EUR 1449: Regular fee (from February 28 till 30 March, 2020) - 499 EUR (tuition fee) + 950 EUR (hospitality fee)

If you prefer to arrange accommodation yourself, only 699 EUR hospitality fee would apply.

Hospitality fee includes accommodation, catering and social activities. It is also covers administrative and infrastructure costs.
Accommodation for 19 nights in the old town of Vilnius and on the seaside (hosting June 28th - July 17th, 2020)
**Bed in a hostel (2-4 beds in one room), free Wi-Fi, non-smoking rooms
Continental breakfast and lunch on each weekday
Sightseeing in Vilnius
Weekend trip to Palanga, resort on the seaside (10-12 July)
Visiting local and multinational companies.