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Science communicators need to constantly adapt to changing media formats and pressing issues. There is a wide range of resources and opportunities that provide knowledge, tools and communities of practice for developing and enhancing sci comm skills. Here we list some courses, toolkits and guides, blogs and articles, events, grants and awards.

 


Science Communication Courses


Universities around the world offer science communication courses for communicators, journalists and scientists. Find one in your region:

Online course providers partner with universities and organizations to provide purely online academic and certificate programs.


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Grants, Fellowships and Awards


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SCIENCE COMMUNICATION RESOURCES

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Vice Rector, Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia
Your advice and comments for better media engagements is one of the services I like the most.
International Affairs Team, Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST), Korea
The Professor was very happy about the press release writing for his research. I am grateful for your team's brilliant job.
Younghye Cho, PIO, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)
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First Secretary, Embassy of India, Norway
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