Media Fellowships
The British Science Association Media Fellowships are intended to create a greater awareness and understanding of the workings of the media among practising scientists, social scientists, clinicians and engineers.
The Fellowships provide placements working with a national press, broadcast or internet journalist. During placements of between 3 and 8 weeks Fellows learn to work within the conditions and constraints of the media to produce accurate and well informed pieces about developments in science.
The scheme's impact extends beyond the summer placement. After their placements Fellows are better equipped to communicate their research and expertise to the public and their colleagues. Some go on to do freelancing as an add-on to their normal jobs, others incorporate science communication activities into their academic or professional work in science and engineering.
The Media Fellowships reflect the British Science Association's commitment to work with the media to build understanding between science and society.
What's the scheme really like?
Read reports and summaries by past Fellows
Why work with the media?
Am I eligible to apply?
Read the eligibility criteria
How much time do I have to commit to?
View the 2009 schedule
When and how do I apply?
Access application information and view top tips for completing an application form
Any more questions?
Please see the Frequently Asked Questions
If anything is still unclear contact Nigel Eady via email or call 020 7019 4938.
The Fellowships provide placements working with a national press, broadcast or internet journalist. During placements of between 3 and 8 weeks Fellows learn to work within the conditions and constraints of the media to produce accurate and well informed pieces about developments in science.
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2009 Media Fellows (pdf 207KB) awarded and placements about to start |
The scheme's impact extends beyond the summer placement. After their placements Fellows are better equipped to communicate their research and expertise to the public and their colleagues. Some go on to do freelancing as an add-on to their normal jobs, others incorporate science communication activities into their academic or professional work in science and engineering.
The Media Fellowships reflect the British Science Association's commitment to work with the media to build understanding between science and society.
What's the scheme really like?
Read reports and summaries by past Fellows
Why work with the media?
Am I eligible to apply?
Read the eligibility criteria
How much time do I have to commit to?
View the 2009 schedule
When and how do I apply?
Access application information and view top tips for completing an application form
Any more questions?
Please see the Frequently Asked Questions
If anything is still unclear contact Nigel Eady via email or call 020 7019 4938.
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