MSc Science Education and Communication

TU Delft has established a unique Master’s programme to help prepare scientists to fill key roles as communicators who can link the world of science and technology to society at large, and as educators who teach young people about science and technology.

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Diploma: Master of Science in Science Education and Communication 

ECTS: 120 ECTS, 24 months

Type: Regular study programme

Mode: Full-time

Start: September (Track Science Education: Those who plan to follow the two-year programme can also start in February after consultation with the programme coordinator.)

Language of instruction: Science Communication Track: English; Science Education Track: Dutch (English in the Science and technology component)

What you will learn

The SEC MSc programme builds on a Bachelor of Science degree. Students will explore the scientific and engineering topics they studied at the undergraduate level in greater depth, while being introduced to education and science communication topics. The MSc provides students with the knowledge and skills to articulate and communicate important messages to fellow scientists and to a lay public. Graduates will acquire the skills to design and deliver effective communication and education in the domain of science and technology.

Programme tracks

Science Education and Communication offers 2 tracks:

Science Education Track (Teacher training)

With this teacher training track you can qualify as an upper secondary school teacher in the fields of Computer Science, Physics, Design, Chemistry or Mathematics. Teachers at this level have thorough knowledge and pedagogical skills and teach in upper HAVO and VWO.

Science Communication Track

TU Delft has established a unique Master’s programme to help prepare students to fill key roles as communicators who can link the world of science and technology to society at large. You can enrol in the Science Communication track for either a single MSc degree or for a double MSc degree. The double degree track allows you to obtain two MSc diplomas in the course of a three-year programme, combining Science Communication with a scientific or technical MSc degree programme.

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