Name: Emotional Intelligence: Cultivating Immensely Human Interactions
Brand: University of Michigan
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.7 (182 reviews)

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About the Course

This course is a multi-media exploration into important intra- and interpersonal skills required for Emotional Intelligence. Professors Sanchez-Burks and Alexander teach a model that brings together all of the areas that are necessary to improve and take skills in the interpersonal space to the next level. People call these ‘soft skills’ when in fact they are the hardest part of great leadership and the biggest contributor to team success. Through theory, assessments, animated vignettes, and video clips, participants will be able to see themselves and others, as well as analyze their own and others’ behaviors. This is a skill-building course based on published research in multiple fields....

Top reviews

Jun 16, 2023

This course was so much fun and informative. Cheri and Jeffrey are amazing teachers and I appreciate how transparent they were through this entire process. Thank you...

Sep 23, 2023

I learnt a lot from recognising and managing my own emotions to recognising and managing the emotions of others…

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By Amar W

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Sep 3, 2024

thank you, i did learn a lot.

By Riccardo O

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Jun 11, 2025

corso ben fatto

By EZEKIAH M

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Feb 8, 2025

It was helpful

By LOPA M S

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Dec 15, 2024

GOOD

By Michael W

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Aug 21, 2024

This course covers the barebones fundamentals of emotional intelligence. Workplace scenarios are far more complex than those outlined in the course. This course should recommend a few books to supplement the material.

By Lauren K

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Jul 13, 2025

It was slow, could have been more engaging - the grading part was really frustrating. It was not user friendly although I am a millennial. Summaries were in other languages and Coursera would not translate. It also seemed outdated, wish it was more engaging and not as dull. Also articles shouldn't been mandatory for course completion - that should be leisurely reading. I love this topic but not the course.