Seminar Series - What do we do?

Have you ever wondered what a science communicator does every day?

Our Friday afternoon Seminar Series has begun again. All are welcome to join us in hearing about some of the careers and research topics that are available to those with a science communication background.

Seminars are held at 4pm every Friday of semester in the Centre for Learning Technology Seminar Room (Physics building).

View the current seminar timetable.

Study Science Communication at UWA

The Science Communication program at The University of Western Australia offers undergraduate and postgraduate (graduate) courses and research degrees

Science communication studies develop critical skills for communicating science and technology and engaging with business, industry and the community. Students develop practical skills and gain experience writing and creating various resources, including articles, fact sheets, podcasts, posters, websites, short movies, science performances, exhibitions, consultancy reports and other communication resources.

Graduates work in science centres, environmental education, schools, research organisations including government agencies, NGOs, hospitals, industry and as journalists.

Polls

Dyscalculia (a learning disability affecting learning and comprehension of simple maths) is estimated to affect as many people worldwide as dyslexia, and yet it receives up to 50 times less research funding. Is numeracy less important than literacy?

	Numeracy is less important than literacy
	They are equally important
	Numeracy is more important than literacy

Have you ever wondered what a science communicator does every day?

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