The Double Degree Master’s programme is delivered in partnership with CY Cergy Paris Université within the framework of the European University Alliance EUTOPIA, offering students from around the world a unique European academic experience.

It aims to train specialists capable of analysing, explaining, and influencing the circulation of scientific knowledge in the public sphere, in a context shaped by crises, digital transformation, and scientific diplomacy. The programme is positioned at the intersection of information, technology, and diplomacy, and has a strong international and research-oriented dimension.

Careers:

Science journalist

Science journalists transform complex discoveries into stories that inform and inspire the public. They investigate scientific developments, consult diverse information sources, critically evaluate evidence, and rewrite technical research into accessible narratives for broad audiences. Science journalists explain emerging technologies, health issues, environmental challenges, and scientific breakthroughs by organizing information, adapting to rapidly changing fields, and communicating with clarity between the scientific community and society.

Blogger

Bloggers create content that informs, engages, and builds communities around topics ranging from news and culture to science, technology, and public affairs. They monitor current events, develop professional networks, and interact directly with audiences across digital platforms. By critically evaluating and analysing information sources and mastering digital storytelling techniques, they shape conversations and influence public engagement in the online environment.

Columnist

Columnists analyze current events, interpret social trends, and present persuasive arguments that stimulate debate and reflection. Drawing on extensive research, professional networks, and continuous monitoring of the news agenda, they produce insightful commentary. Their work requires analytical thinking, intellectual curiosity, and the ability to transform complex issues into engaging and accessible narratives. Through compelling writing and original perspectives, they help audiences understand the significance of events and ideas in a rapidly changing world.

Curriculum

This two-year 120 ECTS program is structured in four semesters. Semesters 1 and 2 are delivered at Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai, while Semesters 3 and 4 are delivered at CY Cergy Paris Université.CY Cergy Paris Université) S1 (UBB)

1st semester (October-February / UBB)

  • Digital social sciences
  • Media Studies
  • New Media Culture
  • European Communication
  • Media Representations of Identity
  • Digital Distribution Platforms

2nd semester (February-July / UBB)

  • Epistemic communities
  • Critical perspectives on AI
  • Media and the Social Construction of Reality
  • Professional Internship
  • Digital Media Ethics and Law

3rd semester (October-February / CYU)

  • Technology policy, regulation and society
  • Strategic science communication
  • Professional communication for technology policy and consulting
  • Science communication workshops
  • Seminar on contemporary technology and society

4th semester (February-July / CYU)

  • Research for dissertation
  • Professional internship