Graduate Diploma in Science - Science Communication

Victoria University of Wellington

Science, scientists, and science communicators play a vital role in responding to scientific, technological, environmental, and health-related challenges.Build your knowledge of science and the scientific process, and develop knowledge of science communication theory while gaining practical skills with a range of communication tools and techniques.Study a new subject and enhance your career prospects by completing a 120-point Graduate Diploma in Science (GDipSc).Your GDipSc can be as specialised or as broad as you choose. You can specialise in a subject by completing the 300-level requirements of one of our BSc majors. This effectively gives you an extra major in a different discipline to your original Bachelor’s major. Or you can use the GDipSc to explore an interdisciplinary pathway and take courses from a range of subjects.If you are already working in an industry, the GDipSc is a great way to enhance your knowledge of the latest developments in your area of interest.You can complete the GDipSc in two trimesters if studying full time, or in up to four years if studying part time. Depending on your situation, you may need do preparatory studies that would add to your total study time.