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The programme covers communication of all science, engineering, maths and technology.The fields of science communication and public engagement are currently enjoying unprecedented growth. The growth is driven by many situations present in modern society including:the need for effective public health and climate change communication and engagementa greater need to demonstrate and share the impact of publicly funded researchthe need for research to be valued and a desire for a stronger evidence base for policy decisions.Many career opportunities are emerging at the interface between research/researchers and various stakeholder groups, and ever more creative methods and practices for engagement are being explored and utilised. The MSc programme covers communication of and engagement with all sciences, engineering, maths and technology together with non-science disciplines.You will experience a variety of science communication and public engagement approaches and contexts. In the process, you will develop critical thinking skills and reflective practice.The learning gained from one course is transferable to other courses, thus ensuring interconnection across the programme.Please note this MSc is NOT a programme in communication science and does not specialise in marketing, advertising, or corporate communication.This MSc is a one-year programme, divided into three semesters. The final semester consists of a choice of research or practice-based project.Teaching methods contain a blend of seminars with individual and small-group activities, together with practice-based sessions. Teaching styles will be designed to 鈥榤odel the practices in science communication and public engagement.Career opportunitiesThere has been a significant rise in opportunities available for individuals with the specialist knowledge, skills and attributes necessary to pursue roles at the interface between research and publics.These roles can be found in, for example, higher education institutions, museums, science centres, learned societies and consultancies for democratic decision-making.Examples of specific roles include:engagement managersinformation and education officerspolicy and knowledge brokers