Courses

The following courses from departments and programs around the university will count for credit towards an STS degree. Core STS courses are considered to be foundational for the STS degree. General STS courses weave together multiple themes in the field. Finally, some courses are designated in belonging to one or more of the three Tracks of Study (Track I: Bodies, Health, and Medicine; Track II: Science and the State; Track III: Math, Maps, and Modeling).

The degree information page explains how these categories relate to the degree requirements.

Prerequisites may vary and course sizes may be limited.

Please consult the individual department websites for the most up-to-date information regarding course schedules and modalities.

Virtual: a course that is completely online
Hybrid: a course that can be taken in-person or remote
In-person: a course that requires any attendance in-person/on-campus

Course Number	Course Title & Modality	Instructor
STS Lunch Seminar Series
STS 50-01	STS Lunch Seminar Series - virtual	Samantha Jo Fried
Core STS
STS 10-01	Reading Lab: Models -in-person	Anna Haensch
STS 10-02	Reading Lab: Learning -in-person	Desen Ozkan
STS 32/ANTH 32	Introduction to the Anthropology of Science and Technology -in-person	Nick Seaver
STS 148/ANTH 148	Medical Anthropology -in-person	Tatiana Chudakova
STS 150-04/ANTH 185-04	Science and Society in South Asia -hybrid	Sarah Pinto
ANTH 24	Anthropology of the Environment -in-person	Alex Blanchette
ANTH 130	Anthropological Thought -in-person	Nick Seaver
CLS 146/HIST 150	Ancient Greek and Roman Medicine -virtual	Joanne Phillips
General STS
STS 32/ANTH 32	Introduction to the Anthropology of Science and Technology -in-person	Nick Seaver
STS 150-04/ANTH 185-04	Science and Society in South Asia -hybrid	Sarah Pinto
ENG 78	Feminist Science Fictions -hybrid	Sonia Hofkosh
PHIL 91-03	Climate Change Ethics -hybrid	George Smith & Patrick Forber
UEP 286/PHIL195	Environmental Ethics -virtual	Sheldon Krimsky
I. Bodies, Health, and Medicine Track
STS 148/ANTH 148	Medical Anthropology -in-person	Tatiana Chudakova
ANTH 24	Anthropology of the Environment -in-person	Alex Blanchette
CLS 146/HIST 150	Ancient Greek and Roman Medicine -virtual	Joanne Phillips
ANTH 176	Thinking with Plants: Plants, People, and Society -in-person	Tatiana Chudakova
ENV 09	Food Systems: From Farm to Table -hybrid	Cathy Stanton
OTS 202	Bio-Ethics in Practice  -in-person	Keren Ladin
SOC 94-18	Health, Disease, and History -hybrid	Rosemary Taylor
SOC 186/CH 186	International Health Policy -hybrid	Rosemary Taylor
SOC 188-15	Body, Culture, and Society -in-person	Jill Weinberg
II. Science and the State Track
ANTH 176	Thinking with Plants: Plants, People, and Society -in-person	Tatiana Chudakova
CS 150-04/DHP P264	Artificial Intelligence: Algorithms, Ethics, and Policy -virtual	Bert Huang & Josephine Wolff
CS 184	Cyberlaw and Cyberpolicy -in-person	Susan Landau
ENV 09	Food Systems: From Farm to Table -hybrid	Cathy Stanton
ENV 135	Environmental Policy: US Challenges & Solutions -in-person	Stephen Long
PS 138-03	Politics of Oil and Energy -in-person	Nimah Mazaheri
SOC 186/CH 186	International Health Policy -hybrid	Rosemary Taylor
III. Math, Maps, and Modeling Track
STS 10-01	Reading Lab: Models -in-person	Anna Haensch
GIS 101/ENV 107	Introduction to GIS -virtual	Rebecca Shakespeare

To register for a class, go directly to SIS.