Rhetoric is the art of using language strategically to inform, persuade and influence.
At Rhetoria Lab, rhetoric is taught not as abstract theory but as a practical communication skill.
Participants explore classical and modern rhetorical theory, the principles of ethos, pathos and logos, rhetorical devices, persuasive writing, argumentation, critical thinking and debate.
The course then moves from theory to application: analysing speeches and messages, constructing arguments, adapting communication to different audiences and creating persuasive speeches, presentations or professional communication strategies.
For educators, the programme also provides practical approaches for bringing rhetoric into the classroom.
Who Is It For?
University Students
- Students interested in debate and public speaking
- Students who want stronger argumentative and persuasive writing
- Students preparing for presentations, competitions or academic work
What You Will Learn
- The foundations and history of rhetoric
- Ethos, pathos and logos
- The five canons of rhetoric
- Rhetorical devices and techniques
- Persuasive writing
- Persuasive speaking
- Storytelling
- Argumentation
- Critical thinking
- Log
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