BIOETHIC 702
Science Communication for Scientists
This course provides students in the sciences with practical training in the communication of scientific research to non-scientists, and helps them develop skills essential to doing meaningful outreach. Topics covered include the empirical benefits of communicating science; development of speaking, writing, and storytelling practices for diverse audiences; answering difficult, controversial, and critical questions from the media; and tweeting, blogging, and presenting research to engage non-scientists (including the lay public and policy-makers).
Topics
- the empirical benefits of communicating science
- development of speaking
- writing
- and storytelling practices for diverse audiences
- answering difficult
- controversial
- and critical questions from the media
- and tweeting
- blogging
- and presenting research to engage non-scientists (including the lay public and policy-makers)
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027