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Learn how to turn complex research into clear, engaging stories that connect with any audience. This interactive workshop covers practical techniques for shaping your message, avoiding jargon, and using visuals and analogies to make ideas stick. Perfect for researchers looking to communicate with impact at events, in the media, or online.

COURSE DETAILS

You’ve got interesting cutting-edge research and it’s time to share it with the world. But how do you make it land with people outside your field? This interactive session dives into the craft of science communication. We’ll explore how to shape your message, frame your story, and speak with clarity and confidence.

Through practical exercises and group discussion, you’ll test out tools and techniques designed to communicate with clarity, build trust and spark dialogue. Whether you're presenting at public events, engaging with journalists, or posting on social media, this course helps you to translate complex ideas into compelling stories that stick.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

  • Identify the core message of your research and tailor it for diverse audiences and stakeholders.
  • Understand structuring techniques to communicate with impact
  • Practice delivering clear, jargon-free explanations of your work.
  • Develop metaphors, analogies, and visuals to aid comprehension.

BOOKING INFORMATION

Booking will open at the beginning of Hilary Term.

 

DATE / TIME 

5th February 2026 | 10.00 - 16.00

INTENDED FOR

All

TERMS & CONDITIONS

When registering for this course, please check our Terms and Conditions.