Article ID: CBB038298377

Policy Inconsistency between Science and Technology Promotion and Graduate Education Regarding Developing Researchers with Science Communication Skills in Japan (2021)

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Japan, like other countries, recognizes the need to shift the focus of the public communication of science and technology from science literacy via one-way communication to the public engagement of science and technology via dialogue. During the shift of perspectives, Japanese science policy tried to encourage science communication (SC) by cultivating the professional science communicator and communication capacity of scientists. This study aims to analyze the structural issues of developing science communication, particularly focusing on the gap between science policy and graduate education (GE) policy concerning the human resource development of scientists. The analyses found a lack of science communication development in graduate education policies, despite the emphasis on this in government science and technology (ST) policies. Simultaneously, it showed that there are few training courses for science communication and job recruiting for academic institutions. Discussions for systematic implementation of SC training in the GE system are expected to bridge higher education and ST policies.

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Authors & Contributors
Fujigaki, Yuko
Kelty, Christopher M.
Stevens, Hallam
Shineha, Ryuma
Singh, Jennifer S.
Whitney, Kristoffer
Journals
Science, Technology, and Human Values
Social Studies of Science
East Asian Science, Technology and Society: An International Journal
Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society
Tapuya: Latin American Science, Technology and Society
Publishers
University of Chicago Press
Concepts
Science and technology studies (STS)
Participation
Governance
Expertise
Research
Ethics
Time Periods
21st century
20th century
20th century, late
Places
Japan
Mexico
Europe
Germany
Hungary
New Zealand
Institutions
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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