The field of science communication is very broad. Below is a list of organisations where SCS students can fulfill internships or where alumni have found jobs.

• Science editorial offices at newspapers.
• Popular science magazines such as Kijk, New Scientist, Quest.
• Professional journals such as Bionieuws, Chemisch2Weekblad.
• Science museums, science centers, or zoos such as Naturalis, Boerhaave, Museon, Nemo, Artis, Blijdorp.
• Educational organisations such as Stichting C3, Technolab Leiden, UNAWE.
• Patient organisations and health organisations such as Diabetes Fonds, Prinses Beatrix Spierfonds, Nierstichting, KWF.
• Organisations for environmental education such as Natuurmonumenten.
• Radio, television, such as Klokhuis, SchoolTV, De Kennis van Nu.
• Websites with science information such as Kennislink, De Kennis van Nu.
• Research information officer at a university or research institute.
• Our own Science Communication & Society department; student research about mass media, citizen science, museum learning; PhD research in science communication.
• PhD in your own research field; increasingly, scientists with science communication skills are appreciated.