This course prepares students for a wide range of professional science communication careers in print, broadcast and new media journalism, science policy, public relations, and exhibition and design work. Through both academic and practical courses we encourage you to develop your creative and imaginative abilities, and to produce ideas and undertake work that will communicate science, technology and medicine in fresh and more effective ways. The course develops skills in technical practice in several communication areas through a programme of practical options.
Program Outline
Course Overview
Teaching method: Face to Face
Full Time Duration: 12 months
Part Time Duration: 24 months
This Program is taught in: English
Ratings:
Course rating:
University rating:
Value for money:
Fees:
Domestic Students: 9,500 GBP (12,510 USD) per 1
International Students: 21,200 GBP (27,920 USD) per 1
This course prepares students for a wide range of professional science communication careers in print, broadcast and new media journalism, science policy, public relations, and exhibition and design work. Through both academic and practical courses we encourage you to develop your creative and imaginative abilities, and to produce ideas and undertake work that will communicate science, technology and medicine in fresh and more effective ways. The course develops skills in technical practice in several communication areas through a programme of practical options.
Program Outlines
Course Overview
Teaching method: Face to Face
Full Time Duration: 12 months
Part Time Duration: 24 months
This Program is taught in: English
Ratings:
Course rating:
University rating:
Value for money:
Fees:
Domestic Students: 9,500 GBP (12,510 USD) per year
International Students: 21,200 GBP (27,920 USD) per year
Address
Imperial College London, United Kingdom
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