An interdisciplinary science communication degree offered jointly with the School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies, and Science Made Simple, a science communication organisation based in Cardiff. This course is offered jointly by Cardiff University School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies, and Science Made Simple, a science communication organisation based in Cardiff. The course aims to offer knowledge and expertise relating to the organisation and funding of scientific research, the reporting of scientific innovation and controversy, and the role of citizens, experts and the media in decision making. You will receive practical, hands-on training in presenting science via news media or directly to audiences ranging from school children to the general public.<br><br>Career prospects - This course is particularly suitable for those interested in pursuing careers in science communication, and the interface of scientific knowledge and the public domain. These include: policy research, political communication, public relations, government agencies, statutory and voluntary organisations, ‘think tanks', museums and schools, and the mass media. Some previous graduates have gone on to study for higher degrees, whilst others are, or have been, employed in museums, schools, advertising agencies, medical research charities, government department, NGOs, television companies and science communication organisations.