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Strategic Communications in STEM, Environment and Healthcare

Strategic Communications in STEM, Environment and Healthcare

Outlining the various models and activities of science and technology communication across sectors.
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Our Challenge

This ELO takes as a starting point the contrasting approaches of strategic and marketing communications with the more recent public engagement policy agenda in science, technology, engineering, maths, environment and healthcare. We look critically at the strengths and weaknesses of each and ways the two approaches can combine, exploring the models and activities in research and practice that engaged stakeholders and the public in science and technology. Using several case studies and science communication literature, students will learn to strategise and apply various options from awareness campaigns and information transfer to citizen science and stakeholder participation. In the challenge part of the ELO – collaboration with KTU and Bentley Systems- students develop a strategic communication plan for a shared Digital Twin platform with consideration for open-access, GDPR, IP and democratic rights focusing on a specific use of the technology to address an important security issue.

The Team

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Padraig Murphy
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Study period
11 January – 30 April 2027
Study format
Online
Application period
16 October – 13 December 2026
Credits
10 ECTS
Hosting university
Dublin City University
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Learner type
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EQF Level

Master Level

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Hosting university

Dublin City University

Dublin City University