The degree programme gives an opportunity to interrogate the creative relationships between art and science and how they can be communicated. The teaching language is English.

The study programme aims at promoting communication among diverse actors of innovation and contributing to the development of a socially sustainable innovation. The teaching language is Italian.

This study programme is focused on creative nonfiction writing in science, including producing the book, developing critiquing abilities, etc. The teaching language is English.

In the study programme you will study the position of science in society, in the historical background and the current state of scientific research. The teaching language is Dutch.

The degree programme aims to train journalists and popularizers of science, technology, health and the environment to meet professional profile. The teaching language is Spanish.

The mission of the study programme is to train press professionals specialising on natural or social sciences. The teaching language is French.

The degree programme offers the training in journalism for those who are interested in communicating science and environmental issues to the public. The teaching language is English.

This study programme focuses on science and natural history filmmaking; it is taught in collaboration with NHNZ, the producer of factual films. The teaching language is English.

The study course aims to understand science as a social system and as a force influencing and shaping society. It also studies knowledge and technology in the context of people’s lives and interactions between science and society. The teaching language is English.

The degree programme's curriculum includes Research Methodologies in Communication, Advanced Communication Skills for STEM, Analysis and Criticism of Science Journalism etc. The teaching language is English.