All our courses are designed around one principle: communication is a skill you can train.
Browse our courses and workshops designed to build real science communication skills.
They are grouped by the type of competence they strengthen.
If you are looking for a structured path rather than a single workshop, start with a Masterclass

Our Masterclasses are intensive, guided learning paths designed for researchers and professionals who want more than a standalone session.

Instead of isolated modules, you follow a coherent structure: foundations, applied exercises, feedback, and strategic integration. Masterclasses are ideal for institutions, research groups, and teams that want to build lasting communication capacity.

Contact us to design one tailored to your context.

Presenting Research Across Audiences
Adapt scientific talks for non-specialists without losing precision or credibility.

Presenting Research in Academic Contexts
Structure complex scientific content into clear, rigorous presentations for conferences and interdisciplinary audiences.

Designing Research e-Posters
Gain a practical visual strategy you can apply to any project, turning dense findings into clear, decision-ready communication.

Public Speaking for Researchers
Develop a transferable speaking structure that allows you to adjust to any audience while staying clear, credible, and in control.

Delivering Inclusive Presentations
Design talks that consider accessibility, diversity, and different cognitive styles.

From academic conferences to high-level briefings, presenting is not about slides — it’s about positioning knowledge in the right way, for the right room.

Clarity is often visual.
Data, processes, uncertainty, strategy — all become more powerful when they are seen, not just described.

Presenting Data
Transform datasets into clear, meaningful visual arguments.

Dashboard Reporting
Build dashboards that support decision-making rather than overwhelm with metrics.

Overcoming Bullet Point Overload
Replace linear slide lists with visual information flows that enhance comprehension and memory.

Visual Strategy for Research Communication
Design and assess visuals — including AI-generated imagery — with strategic intent, ethical awareness, and respect for research integrity.

Visualising Sustainability
Develop the ability to evaluate sustainability imagery critically and design visuals backed by scientific research on perception, trust, and behavioural impact.

Stakeholders

Engaging with Researchers
For communicators and journalists: understand researchers’ motivations, constraints, and communication needs in order to translate their work effectively.

Pitching to Decision Makers
Frame research and innovation projects for strategic audiences — funders, policymakers, institutional leaders, and corporate stakeholders.

Misinformation & Distrust

Science Communication in Contexts of Distrust
Develop strategies for communicating evidence in polarized environments where trust in institutions or expertise is fragile.

Visual Persuasion and Misinformation
Understand how visual rhetoric shapes perception — and how to communicate responsibly in contested information landscapes.

Public Health

Designing Effective Public Health Campaign Materials
Develop a repeatable method for transforming medical information into campaign materials that reduce confusion, support informed decisions, and work in real clinical environments.

Intercultural Competence in Healthcare Communication
Navigate cultural diversity and communication dynamics in clinical and public health settings.

When trust is fragile and positions are polarised, communication is not about being right — it’s about making understanding possible.