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 What was founded in 1964 as ‘Extension Science’ has grown into Communication Science, consisting of two groups: the Communication and Innovation Studies Group and the Communication Strategies Group. (read more)
Communication Science contributes to a number of educational programmes. Click here for an overview.
 Communication Science offers courses for Bachelor, Master and PhD students of Wageningen University and other universities. Also professionals working in the field of communication are welcome to follow the courses. (read more)
 Communication Science studies the role of communication in individual and collective change processes. Special attention is paid to communication in societal domains such as agriculture, health, land use, environment and international development. (read more)
 Communication Science proudly presents The Lunch Club!
A new lunch meeting series for bachelor and master students in Applied Communication Science. By organising these lunch meetings, we would like to create an informal platform for communication students to learn and share ideas about topics related to communication science, which are interested enough to trigger a discussion.
The next edition will be on May 21 by Hedwig te Molder, entitled Science is just an opinion.
Come and get inspired! (read more)
Four of our students, Paulien Poelarends, Matilda Rizopulos, Ingrid Flink and Gesineke Borghuis keep us posted about their study and research in the Netherlands and abroad. Read their blog at http://wurcomblog.wordpress.com
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 Thinking about studying Applied communication science?
In 2011 students have choosen Wageningen as the best Bachelor in Communication.
For information on the available courses, educational requirements, information days, the dynamic and international student life in Wageningen and more, click on one of the links below.
Bachelor program (in Dutch) www.btc.wur.nl/NL
Master program (in English) www.mcs.wur.nl/UK
Communication Science also contributes to other educational programmes. Click here for an overview.
 May 30: Seminar on China's Rural Reconstruction
Prof. dr. Tiejun Wen of the Renmin University of Beijing and Dr. Yiching Song of the Chinese Academy of Science in Beijing will speak about China's Rural Reconstruction. (read more)
TEDXWageningen
 Stephen Sherwood will speak at the next TEDXWageningen (May 30) about self-organization and the local potential of rural communities.
Kristof Van Assche
As per June 1st Kristof Van Assche is  visiting associate professor at our department. Kristof is a spatial planner, anthropologist and philosopher with an interest in the legal, political and cultural embeddings of spatial and environmental governance. (read more)
 For an overview of the personal pages of our staff, click here.
 Check out our latest publications.
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