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.


Europe


Denmark

France

Germany

Italy

Netherlands

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

United Kingdom


North America


Canada

Mexico

United States


Online Courses


EdX

edX offers the highest quality online courses from institutions who share our commitment to excellence in teaching and learning, such as these courses. 

Coursera

Coursera offers a wide variety of programs from institutions around the world. Some programs can be audited for free.

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