Program on Science, Technology and Society at HarvardHarvard Kennedy School of Government | Harvard University |
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Secondary Field RequirementsCourse RequirementsStudents will be required to take four halfcourses, distributed as follows: (i) One framing course. These are general courses offering an overview of STS theories and methods, as well as a broad orientation to the field. Students may take additional framing courses to satisfy requirements (ii) and (iii).* (ii) One graduate level methods course. These are complementary courses that deepen students’ acquaintance with STS analytic approaches as applied to different domains of science, technology, and medicine. (iii) Two half-courses of related interest. A full list of STS courses may be foundĀ here. Other requirementsDuring their PhD studies at Harvard, students must present a talk in the STS Circle sponsored by the STS Program. This talk should demonstrate the student’s capacity to present an original, theoretically informed analysis of a problem at the intersection of science, technology and society. Proposals to present in the STS Circle should be accompanied by a note of approval from the student’s STS adviser. RegistrationStudents should register for the Secondary Field with the STS Program at the Harvard Kennedy School by e-mailing sts@hks.harvard.edu for further information. *Note: Students in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences may not satisfy the framing course requirement with a course offered by their home department. |
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