Physics: Science Communication and Society
The Science Communication and Society (SCS) specialisation concerns science communication in a broad sense. It prepares students for a career in popularisation of science, for example, as a science communicator, a science policymaker or a public relations officer, or for a career as a scientist with a communicating mind-set. The 2-year programme consists of a Physics component, to be followed in the first year, and a Science Communication and Society component, to be followed in the second year:
Physics Programme (60 EC):
Mandatory Courses (15 EC)
Research Project (36 EC)
Electives (9 EC)
Science Communication and Society (SCS) Progamme (60 EC):
Science Commuincation and Society Programme
Study Plan
At the start of the master’s programme in September, students are required to draw up a complete overview of the courses and projects they are planning to follow in the 2 subsequent academic years. This Master Study Plan needs to be approved by the Study Advisor Physics. To select courses, students need to consult the course list for academic year 2017-2018 (see below)
Learn more
For more information on the specific requirements of this specialisation, please look at:
the appendix of the Course and Exam Regulations)
the SCS website.
Other Master Physics specialisations
Research Specialisations
Biological and Soft Matter Physics
Casimir pre-PhD
Cosmology
Quantum Matter and Optics
Theoretical Physics
Interdisciplinary Specialisations
Education
Science-Based Business