The degree programme is meant for those with a broad interest in current affairs, social issues and public debates relating to scientific matters. The teaching language is Dutch.

The degree programme aims to train professionals of public communication of science and technology to work professionally in a variety of sectors. The teaching language is Italian.

The degree programme explores social issues in science and technology, and the communications and controversies surrounding them. The teaching language is English.

The study programme teaches how to apply existing concepts from communication theory to mediate complex scientific concepts and develop creative skills. The teaching language is English.

The degree programme offers two separate courses: "Institutional communication» and "New scientific mediation devices». The teaching language is French.

The degree programme aims to facilitate students’ practical communication skills as well as their understanding of scientific knowledge. The teaching language is Finnish.

The study programme aims at analysing and promoting the role of science in society by researching the publicity of science. The teaching language is Finnish.

The study programme is hosted by Laurentian University and Science North, the second-largest science centre in Canada, and focuses on communication theory as well as practical skills for communicating science. The teaching language is English.

The study programme is intended for graduates who wish to communicate effectively with scientists and professionals in various fields. The teaching language is English.

The study programme is intended for graduates who wish to communicate effectively with scientists and professionals in various fields. The teaching language is English.