- Dates: 21st, 23rd, 29th and 31st October; 4th, 6th and 11th November
- Timetable: from 2:30pm to 5:30pm
- Location: Getafe Campus
- Duration: 20 classroom hours
- Prices:
- University Community: €26
- External participants: €100
- Number of places: 25
Classrooms | |
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Date | Classroom |
Monday 21st October 2019 | 7.1.03 |
Wednesday 23rd October 2019 | 6.1.06 |
Tuesday 29th October 2019 | 5.1.04 |
Thursday 31st October 2019 | 6.1.02 BIS |
Monday 4th November 2019 | 7.1.03 |
Wednesday 6th November 2019 | 6.1.06 |
Monday 11th November 2019 | 7.1.03 |
- Objectives
- Participant training in the acquisition of mediation and negotiation skills
- To improve the resolution of conflicts in an impartial and neutral manner so that the parties reach an agreement
- To promote the communication process to reach agreeable solutions
- Program
Methodology
Theory and practical sessions.
- Session 1: The Conflict
Conflict analysis. Conflict dynamics. Conflict map. Approaches towards conflict
- Session 2: Communication techniques
Active listening. Assertiveness. Empathy. Verbal, non-verbal and paraverbal communication
- Session 3: Conflict management tools
Conflict resolution spectrum. Basic negotiation concepts. The seven elements of negotiation. The negotiation process
- Session 4: Difficult situations in negotiation
Nightmare techniques. Strategy analysis through viewing videos.
- Session 5: Mediation
Mediation concept and characteristics. Mediation principles. Mediation environments and processes. Interests and positions.
- Session 6: Mediation micro-techniques
Reframing. Normalisation. Future focus. Synopsis. Empowerment. Recognition of others.
- Session 7: Practical: mediation role play and feedback.
Evaluation
Assistance and writing of the work diary. Active participation.
- Teaching
Rocío Zafra Espinosa de los Monteros, Belén Hernández Moura and Emilia Pasolea
- Mediators of the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid’s Intrajudicial Mediation Program.
- Teaching and research staff from the Department of Criminal Law, Procedural Law and History of Law.
- Credit recognition
- Recognition of one optional credit