How to become a master relationship builder (BID1023)

Would you like to build stronger relationships – with yourself, your team, friends or partner? In this module, you develop practical skills to communicate clearly, build trust and navigate conflicts with confidence. In the age of AI, these human capabilities are a key differentiator leading to professional success and personal fulfilment. In addition, you learn the ins and outs of professional community building, a skill that will become increasingly important in the future. Become a master relationship builder.

  • Understand why relationships are a key lever for performance, wellbeing and life satisfaction – at work and in your private life

  • Develop self-awareness – recognise patterns, core beliefs and relational dynamics

  • Strengthen communication and conflict skills – handle difficult conversations, clarify misunderstandings and repair relationships

  • Apply tools for healthy relationships – build trust, psychological safety, collaboration and emotional resilience

  • Understand the principles of community building – and how to create thriving, connected communities

Fiche signalétique

  • Titre/Diplôme Acquis/non acquis
  • Durée Semestre d'automne : Sem. civiles 38–51
    Semestre de printemps : Sem. civiles 08–21
  • Journées de cours Automne : Mercredi, 16h30–18h00
    Printemps (session a) : Jeudi, 16h30–18h00
    Printemps (session b) : Mardi, 16h30–18h00
  • Délai d'inscription Semestre d'automne : Sem. civiles 26–30 – en ligne en IS-Academia
    Semestre de printemps : Sem. civiles 51–02 – en ligne en IS-Academia
    Nombre de places 15 par session
  • Nombre de crédits ECTS 3 crédits ECTS
  • Coûts 50.- CHF maximum (livres, tests, etc.)
  • Langue d'enseignement Enseignement : Anglais
    Contrôle de compétence : Anglais, Allemand
  • Lieu de formation Automne : Bienne
    Printemps (session a) : Bienne
    Printemps (session b) : en ligne
  • Département Travail social
    Technique et informatique
  • Prochaine édition Semestre d'automne ou semestre de printemps