The interdisciplinary programme examines the social, political and cultural dimensions of science, technology and innovation. The teaching language is English.

The study programme is designed for students who want to learn to communicate about science (reporting for a science magazine or doing PR work for an organisation). The teaching language is English.

The study programme will equip you with the knowledge and tools to manage innovation processes and combine your passions for science and business. The teaching language is English.

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.

The study programme prepares students for jobs as journalism professionals in the specialized fields of science, health, environment and engineering. The teaching language is English.

The mission of the program is to educate journalists so that they can communicate about medicine and science effectively. 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 programme's graduates are ready to talk about science and interpret its influences in the society without committing to a life at the lab bench. 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.