MSC Science Communication
As the Origins Centre continues to evolve, we are committed to establishing the museum as a leading centre for research, scholarship, and public engagement.
Through an expanding portfolio of research-driven projects and interdisciplinary collaborations, we aim to strengthen the Centre's contribution to the generation, communication, and application of knowledge, while supporting innovative research that explores human origins, heritage, and the archaeological record.
The Science Communication master's programme engages novel and artistic routes for communication, building on the theoretical and methodological groundwork necessary for communicating ethically and effectively across human and environmental phenomena.
The Origins Centre provides a unique environment for interdisciplinary research, public engagement, and science communication. As a research-informed museum, it brings together archaeology, palaeoanthropology, genetics, heritage, and the humanities to explore and communicate the story of human origins. Through innovative exhibitions, educational programmes, and public engagement initiatives, the Centre demonstrates how complex scientific research can be communicated ethically, critically, and accessibly to diverse audiences.
The MSc in Science Communication draws on this rich academic environment, equipping students with the theoretical knowledge, research methodologies, and practical skills needed to communicate science effectively. By combining interdisciplinary scholarship with real-world engagement, the programme prepares graduates to translate scientific research into meaningful public dialogue and to contribute to the growing field of science communication.
Follow the link below for more information on the MSC Science Communication program:
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