Study skills and academic writing · Free, certificate paid

Writing in the Sciences

An eight-module course on scientific and academic writing from Stanford Online on Coursera, taught in English with a flexible schedule and 12 assignments. Topics run from sentence-level clarity to manuscript structure, publishing ethics and writing for the public. A no-certificate option is listed alongside the paid certificate.

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Level
Beginner
Language of instruction
English
Format
Self-paced
Price
Free, certificate paid
'Full Course, No Certificate' option shown; certificate available for purchase; 'Free Trial'; financial aid available
Duration
3 weeks at 10 hours a week
Certificate
Available (see price)
Prerequisites
'No prior experience required'
Instructors
Dr. Kristin Sainani, Stanford Online

Topics covered

Writing clearlyStrong sentences: verbs, voice, flowPunctuation and paragraphsThe writing processThe scientific manuscriptPublishing with integrity

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  • 615,754 already enrolled
  • 30 languages available for subtitles

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  • certificate requires purchase

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