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MIT's one-year Graduate Program in Science Writing offers a master's degree. The program includes the Advanced Science Writing Seminar, electives, a thesis, and an internship.

The Science Communication Program at the University of California, Santa Cruz. One-year program requires students to have prior science training.

Boston University's Program in Science Journalism offers an M.S. degree in science writing.

Johns Hopkins University's Masters of Arts in Science Writing is a two-semester terminal master's degree program.

New York University's Science, Health and Environmental Reporting Program is one of the oldest science journalism training programs in the country. Students completing the 16-month program receive a Master of Arts in Journalism and a Certificate in Science, Health and Environmental Reporting.