Universität Wien

6.2 Master Degree Programme in Science-Technology-Society

1. Basics Science-Technology-Society

1.1 Basics and Central Questions in the Field of Science-Technology-Society (BM A)

1.2 Theoretical and Methodological Approaches in the Social Studies of Science (BM B)

2. Project Design and Development

2.1 Scientific Practice and Knowledge Management (SP)

2.2 Grant Writing and Project Management (GW)

230205 SE [en] Grant Writing and Project Management

3. Research Specialisations

3.1 Knowledge and Technology Cultures (RS 1)

230206 VO [en] Knowledge and Technology Cultures: Central Issues, Questions and Concepts

230207 KO [en] Discussion Class Knowledge and Technology Cultures

230210 SE [en] Open Science: The Better Science?

230211 SE [en] Valuing Research - Enacting Bio-Economies

230213 SE [en] Engaging with the IVF complex: Biomedicine, power, and governance

3.2 Techno-Science and Society - Communicating and Interacting (RS 2)

230208 VO [en] Techno-Science and Society: Communicating and Interacting. Central Issues, Questions and Concepts

230209 KO [en] Discussion Class Techno-Science and Society: Communicating and Interacting

230210 SE [en] Open Science: The Better Science?

230212 SE [en] The Politics of Environmental Knowledge

230214 SE [en] Comedo Ergo Sum - Food and STS

3.3 Politics of Innovation and its Institutional Dimensions (RS 3)

230211 SE [en] Valuing Research - Enacting Bio-Economies

230212 SE [en] The Politics of Environmental Knowledge

230213 SE [en] Engaging with the IVF complex: Biomedicine, power, and governance

230214 SE [en] Comedo Ergo Sum - Food and STS

4. Additional Individual Specialisation (IS)

5. Additional Social Science Research Methods Courses

230215 SE [en] Studying the Visual - Methods for visual analysis in STS

6. Master Seminars (MS)

230216 SE-MA [en] Coping with trouble II: Seminar for Master Students in "Science-Technology-Society" (STS)

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