The study programme meets the needs of both communication professionals and science professionals who want to emphasize science communication work in their future careers. The teaching language is English.

The study programme requires experience in scientific research and focuses on science reporting, writing, and editing. The teaching language is English.

The study course will show you how to balance the excitement of scientific discovery and development of innovative delivery methods with an accurate representation of the facts and data that underpin it. The teaching language is English.

The degree programme focuses on the broad range of challenges that science communication practitioners face. The teaching language is English.

The degree programme provides knowledge and skills required for the communication of complex scientific facts and concepts, with a special emphasis on biology, ecology and environmental issues. The teaching language is English.

The degree programme is aimed at scientists who wish to develop their writing skills to communicate complex scientific ideas to non-specialist audiences. The teaching language is English.

The degree programme focuses on practical skill development and offers the opportunity to study both how to take science directly to the public and ways of communicating science through the media. The teaching language is English.

The degree programme's academic and practical components provide a broad overview of the professional science communication landscape. The teaching language is English.

The study course is designed for people who work at the interface between science and society, with a specific focus on challenges of science communicators working in developing-world contexts. The teaching language is English.

This study course is the first science communication master programme in Russia. Its main goal is to help to integrate Russia in the world science communication community. The teaching language is Russian.