Faculty: College of Health, Science and Society, School of Applied Sciences. This Master of Science (MSc) program equips graduates with the skills to communicate science effectively to diverse audiences. The curriculum covers a range of communication techniques, including writing, multimedia production, public engagement, and exhibition design. Students explore the theoretical and practical aspects of science communication, developing a critical understanding of the field. The program emphasizes hands-on experience and prepares graduates for careers in science communication and public engagement.

Graduates of this program are well-prepared for a variety of roles in science communication. Career opportunities include: Science Writer, Science Journalist, Public Engagement Officer, Museum or Science Centre Educator, Communications Officer (for scientific organizations), Multimedia Producer (science-related content), Science Communicator (in government or NGOs), Exhibition Designer, and Science Policy Officer. The program's focus on practical skills and theoretical understanding makes graduates highly competitive in the job market.

UWE Bristol offers 1 million+ online resources available to students, supporting their learning and research. It has three campuses located in and around the exciting city of Bristol, a hub for science, technology, and creativity. UWE Bristol hosts GradLink, a careers website dedicated to international students, providing tailored support for their career development. The program is part of the School of Applied Sciences, which has strong links with industry and research institutions. The university offers a supportive and diverse learning environment.