This course aims to develop students' verbal and non-verbal communication skills. The course aims to enable students to define the phenomenon of communication, understand the importance and functions of communication for individuals and society, explain the role and significance of body language, use body language effectively in daily life and in the workplace, and develop their public speaking skills.

The course covers communication, types of communication, communication skills, and body language. It examines the importance and functions of communication for individuals and society, as well as the phenomena of intrapersonal, interpersonal, mass, and organisational (in-house) communication. Topics include effective and articulate speaking, active listening, empathy, and the importance of first impressions, as well as body language as a form of nonverbal communication, including codes such as facial expressions, hand and arm movements, interpersonal distance, and physical appearance. The course also covers the effective use of body language in the workplace, along with practical exercises in communication skills and personality analysis.