This course aims to empower students to become confident and articulate communicators through the art of speaking for debate, aligning with UN’s SDG issues. Students will hone their persuasive speaking skills, learning to craft compelling arguments, utilize effective delivery techniques, and think critically on their feet. The curriculum explores the foundations of debate theory and structure, delving into evidence-based reasoning, rebuttal strategies, and fallacies to avoid. Through group discussions, presentations, and mock debates, students will gain experience in presenting their ideas persuasively and respectfully engaging with opposing viewpoints. Assessment combines debate participation, written speeches, and peer evaluations, fostering critical thinking, collaboration, and active listening. By the end of the course, students will possess the confidence and skills to effectively advocate for their ideas in any setting, promoting informed and inclusive dialogue in a globalized world. This course uses case-based method of learning.