This report is a student's structured reflection on intercultural communication, a topic from the Professional Communication Practice course (EAPM4000). It describes the concept of intercultural communication, emphasizing its importance in today's globalized workplaces. The reflection highlights the student's interest in the topic due to its relevance to future career aspirations in international organizations. It also discusses how understanding different cultures, verbal and non-verbal communication nuances, and models like Hofstede's, contribute to effective communication and leadership opportunities. The student reflects on how the course activities provided practical insights and enhanced their understanding of cultural differences, ultimately aiming to apply these learnings to foster positive work environments.