European Science Engagement Association
About the European Science Engagement Association
EUSEA is an organization dedicated to promoting and enhancing public engagement with science and technology across Europe and beyond.
We bring together science communicators, researchers, educators and individuals who share a passion for fostering dialogue and collaboration between scientists and the public, and give them a place to share ideas, and learn from one another.
EUSEA training
for YOU
EUSEA has launched a new Skill Training Programme – a series of short, hands-on sessions designed to strengthen practical skills in science engagement.
Each session focuses on doing, not just discussing: participants dive into focused activities that build expertise in areas like event design, storytelling, facilitation, partnership-building, evaluation, and more.
✔️ Compact & accessible: Each training is a stand-alone, half-day session that you can fit easily into your schedule.
✔️ Interactive & practical: Learn from experienced practitioners and walk away with tools you can apply immediately.
✔️ Community-driven: Sessions are designed by and for the EUSEA community — shaped by real needs and shared experiences.
Whether you’re a science communicator, museum educator, researcher, or student eager to expand your toolkit, this programme offers a fresh way to learn, connect, and grow.
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The European Science Engagement Platform
The EUSEA Science Engagement Platform was established to serve public engagement professionals and to help them find inspiration, resources, methods, and tools for running participatory, dialogue-oriented science communication activities.
Become a member and join us
EUSEA welcomes new members from all fields of public engagement across Europe!
“Crossing Oceans – Raising Our Sails
Navigating Public Engagement in Turbulent Times”
The EUSEA conference wrapped up another inspiring week, this time set against the stunning backdrop of Gran Canaria. From exploring ancient caves and lush botanical gardens to experiencing the unique whistled language of Silbo Gomero, participants were immersed in local culture. Hosted at the Elder Museum of Science and Technology, the conference brought together the public engagement and science communication community for two vibrant days of sharing ideas, exploring topics like AI, improvisational theatre, artistic inquiry, and evaluating large-scale sci-comm impact.
