Constructing convincing arguments is one aspect of being a good debater. Being able to respond to well-constructed arguments is an equally important skill to possess.

If you have followed the course “Introduction to argumentation - preparing for a debate” you know how to generate arguments. Even though that’s a great start, it is exactly that, just the start.

Might be needless to say, but coming up with good arguments is crucial to winning a debate. But how do you do that coming up with good arguments?

Do you want to participate in university debating competitions? Then there’s a good chance that will have to get familiar with the BP debating format.

The world School debating format is one of the most used debate formats throughout the world.

Are you disappointed or stressed every time you find out that you have to debate an Economics motion? Then it’s time to follow this course.

The general purpose of this module is to raise awareness of the role of non-formal education and youth work in raising competences of youth.

How can we connect the skills young people need in the new era with active citizenship and develop both in a debate club setting?

This module is focused on providing you with training and educational material which will improve your everyday work and skills.

We will discuss what a formal debate looks like, what different types of motion you can expect and we will delve into some debate lingo.