This course is about how to meet others with more openness, curiosity and respect. You will learn to listen, understand and contribute to conversations that are meaningful, even when you disagree.
The dialogue course is free of charge and open to all students. Registration before February. If you have any questions, you can email studenthumanist@uio.no.
Is this you?
- You want to feel more confident in conversations and interactions with others
- You want to listen better and understand more before responding
- You find disagreement or conflict difficult
- You often end up in debate rather than dialogue
What will you get?
- An introduction to what dialogue really is and why it matters
- Tools for active listening and clear communication
- Exercises that strengthen self-awareness and presence in conversations
- Reflection on your own patterns and habits in encounters with others
About the organizers
Birgitte Fredriksen is an educator with further training in dialogical practice and works as a Humanist chaplain at the University Chaplaincy in Oslo. Ingun Steen Andersen is a philosophical practitioner, senior advisor at the Norwegian Humanist Association and a counselor at the Norwegian Center for Holocaust and Minority Studies. The course is in collaboration with SiO Helse.