Arts & Humanities
Arts & Science
McMaster University, Canada
- Degree
- Bachelor's
- Next intake
- September; application deadline January 15, 2027
Arts & Humanities
The Graduate Academic Certificate in Science Communication equips students with the skills to communicate scientific ideas clearly, ethically, and effectively to diverse audiences. Through the School of Interdisciplinary Science, this certificate combines interdisciplinary theory with hands-on, experiential learning. Students explore how science is communicated in media, policy, education, and public settings, while developing a creative or research-based science communication project.
Faculty: Faculty of Science School of Interdisciplinary Science | Duration: 4 to 8 months | Study mode: part-time | Intake: September | Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Students are required to complete two courses: one required core course plus one elective course. Depending on course selection, students may complete the certificate in as little as one academic term. SCICOMM 701 – Foundations in Science Communication (Required) Introduction to core concepts, theories, and practices in science communication. Online (virtual, synchronous). SCICOMM 702 – Creative Project in Science Communication (Elective) Develop an original science communication product for a specific audience. Remote, with faculty supervision. SCICOMM 703 – Science Communication Research Project (Elective) Conduct a research project examining science communication strategies or challenges.
Intake: September
Duration: 4 to 8 months
Apply through the official page: https://gs.mcmaster.ca/how-to-apply/
Arts & Humanities
McMaster University, Canada
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