Course
Scientific Communication
A practical course in communicating research to expert and non-expert audiences: writing papers and theses, presenting data visually, speaking at conferences, reaching the public, and giving useful peer review.
Postgraduate
At a glance
- Lessons
- 12
- Quizzes
- 1
- Assignments
- 6
- Length
- 10 weeks
- Enrolled
- 11
- Cost
- Free
Your progress
0 of 19 items ticked off
Ticks are saved in this browser. Once you are signed in and the lab has approved you for this course, they are also recorded against your name, and ticking every item gives you a completion record.
Curriculum
Introduction to academic writing 7 items
The foundations of scholarly communication — journal selection, precise language, writing style, and the structure of academic work.
Preparing text for thesis and manuscript 10 items
Scientific presentations at conferences 2 items
Presenting scientific information to non-specialist audiences not yet published
This section is listed in the curriculum but has no material yet.
Research proposal writing not yet published
This section is listed in the curriculum but has no material yet.
Lessons, quizzes and assignments open once you are signed in and the lab has approved your request to join this course.
More
Register
Join this course
Free to join. Sign in with your email, then request access. You can read the course as soon as the lab approves you.