Science Communication
A Master's programme that trains students to effectively convey scientific knowledge to diverse audiences.
Best for:Ideal for graduates with a background in science or humanities who want to specialize in communicating research to the public.
Overview
The Master’s in Science Communication is offered by Nova University Lisbon, jointly by the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences and the Institute of Chemical and Biological Technology António Xavier. The programme comprises 90 ECTS of coursework and a research project, preparing graduates to translate complex scientific concepts into accessible messages. Students will engage with interdisciplinary methods to develop communication strategies for public, media, and policy contexts. The degree awarded is a Master of Science in Science Communication.
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