The MSc in Science and Health Communication will not only explore these and emerging forums for science communication but will also examine the best methods to communicate scientific information effectively to the many different groups within society. A masters degree in science communication at DCU was founded in 1996 and is well recognised and received in Ireland and abroad. A health communication strand was added in 2018. Many of our past students have become key figures in science communication science policy and public engagement. We welcome prospective students who are already in careers in STEM education and public engagement working in scientific engineering environmental and medical fields in addition to those with backgrounds in the humanities and the social sciences who are interested in science communication as a field and a profession. We also welcome those interested in leadership and communication in the commercial biomedical sector as well as public health policy administration and regulation and environmental communication. The common interest we seek from these diverse backgrounds is that they share a passion and commitment for effectively communicating inspiring emerging and at times challenging scientific knowledge to various groups and sectors across society. The MSc in Science and Health Communication includes modules on e-health governance gender and inclusivity and data communication alongside modules on media skills audience research and planning strategic communication programmes. Our alumni are sought after by many private and public sector institutions who strive for better communication of science. Our students and what they will learn will be at the centre of global policy for the foreseeable future.