Media Training
Sharpen your skills with media training and tailored support for Carleton faculty and researchers.
Carleton’s Department of University Communications (DUC) provides in-house media training throughout the year for faculty and PhD researchers, in addition to one-on-one support by request. Our sessions combine practical exercises with real-world insights to help you feel confident and ready for any media opportunity.
Why media training matters
Effective media engagement can amplify your research, attract partnerships and funding and enhance Carleton’s reputation for thought leadership. It also helps ensure your message is accurate, relatable and aligned with your goals, whether you’re responding to a reporter’s call or proactively promoting new work.
What you’ll learn
Media Awareness
Understand how the media works, what journalists need and how to collaborate effectively with them.
Strengthen Carleton’s Storytelling
Hone your communication skills to share your work in clear, compelling ways that contribute to Carleton’s public voice and reputation.
Increase Confidence
Gain tools and strategies to feel more comfortable and prepared when engaging with journalists or speaking publicly about your research.
Prepare for Interviews
Learn how to navigate different types of media interviews — from print and online to radio and live broadcast —with poise and precision.
How to book or get one-on-one support
We offer sessions year-round and can tailor training to your needs. To schedule a workshop or request individual coaching, contact us:
