6. Philosophy of Science, Cognitive Science and Social Studies of Science

1. Philosophy of Science and Cognitive Science

1.1. Introductory Courses

1.2. Advanced Courses

• 180091 SE-MA [ en ] Masters Thesis Seminar: Cognitive Science, Knowledge Technologies, and Philosophy of Science
• 390024 DK [ en ] PhD-M: Philosophy of Science - Foundations and Practicing Collaborative Knowledge Construction in Science and Technology

1.3. MEi:CogSci -- Middle European Interdisciplinary Joint Masters Program in Cognitive Science

• 180089 SE [ en ] Interdisciplinary Knowledge Lab: Observing, Reflecting and Creating Radically New Knowledge
• 180090 SE [ en ] Seminar Philosophy of Science 2 - Project Seminar

2. Social Studies of Science

2.1. Introduction to Social Studies of Science

• 230143 VO Technology and Society: Introduction to the Social Studies of Technoscience IV
• 230144 KO Technology and Society
• 230145 UK [ en ] New Media, Technology & Society
• 230146 UK Cultures of knowledge production: from a community of values to a marketplace of ideas?
• 230147 UK Public Sciences and Scientific Publics - On the mutual (mis-)unterstanding between science and the public
• 230148 UK Expeditions into the territory called Science - Reflections on the functioning of contemporary research

2.2. Advanced Social Studies of Science

• 230149 SE Knowing, Shaping and Living the Body - Relations between Biomedicine, Social Identities and Biopower
• 230150 SE [ en ] Imagination and imaging in scientific practice
• 230153 SE [ en ] Understanding scientific and technological controversies
• 230154 SE [ en ] Counting & Accounting: Using quantitative methods to understand S-T-S relations
• 230155 SE [ en ] Using Video Ethnography in doing Science Studies Research
• 230156 SE [ en ] Cyberscience 2.0 - The actual and potential impacts of Web 2.0 in academia and research
• 230159 SE [ en ] Microscopic romances, female skeletons and immortal cells - An introduction to feminist science studies

2.3. Complementary Study Programmes (Minors) Social Studies of Science

2.3.1. CSP Science, Technology, Society: Basics

• 230143 VO Technology and Society: Introduction to the Social Studies of Technoscience IV
• 230144 KO Technology and Society
• 230145 UK [ en ] New Media, Technology & Society
• 230146 UK Cultures of knowledge production: from a community of values to a marketplace of ideas?
• 230147 UK Public Sciences and Scientific Publics - On the mutual (mis-)unterstanding between science and the public
• 230148 UK Expeditions into the territory called Science - Reflections on the functioning of contemporary research

2.3.2. CSP Science, Technology, Society: Advanced

• 230143 VO Technology and Society: Introduction to the Social Studies of Technoscience IV
• 230144 KO Technology and Society
• 230149 SE Knowing, Shaping and Living the Body - Relations between Biomedicine, Social Identities and Biopower
• 230150 SE [ en ] Imagination and imaging in scientific practice
• 230153 SE [ en ] Understanding scientific and technological controversies
• 230154 SE [ en ] Counting & Accounting: Using quantitative methods to understand S-T-S relations
• 230155 SE [ en ] Using Video Ethnography in doing Science Studies Research
• 230156 SE [ en ] Cyberscience 2.0 - The actual and potential impacts of Web 2.0 in academia and research
• 230159 SE [ en ] Microscopic romances, female skeletons and immortal cells - An introduction to feminist science studies

2.4. 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)

• 230152 SE [ en ] Grant Writing and Project Management

3. Module Group Research Specialisations

3.1 Knowledge Cultures (RS 1)

• 230150 SE [ en ] Imagination and imaging in scientific practice
• 230154 SE [ en ] Counting & Accounting: Using quantitative methods to understand S-T-S relations
• 230156 SE [ en ] Cyberscience 2.0 - The actual and potential impacts of Web 2.0 in academia and research
• 230159 SE [ en ] Microscopic romances, female skeletons and immortal cells - An introduction to feminist science studies

3.2 (Techno)science and society - communicating and interacting (RS 2)

• 230149 SE Knowing, Shaping and Living the Body - Relations between Biomedicine, Social Identities and Biopower
• 230150 SE [ en ] Imagination and imaging in scientific practice
• 230153 SE [ en ] Understanding scientific and technological controversies
• 230156 SE [ en ] Cyberscience 2.0 - The actual and potential impacts of Web 2.0 in academia and research

3.3 Politics of knowledge and its institutional dimensions (RS 3)

• 230149 SE Knowing, Shaping and Living the Body - Relations between Biomedicine, Social Identities and Biopower
• 230153 SE [ en ] Understanding scientific and technological controversies
• 230154 SE [ en ] Counting & Accounting: Using quantitative methods to understand S-T-S relations
• 230159 SE [ en ] Microscopic romances, female skeletons and immortal cells - An introduction to feminist science studies

4. Additional Individual Specialisation (IS)

• 230155 SE [ en ] Using Video Ethnography in doing Science Studies Research

5. Master Seminars (MS)

• 230157 SE-MA [ en ] Coping with trouble II: Seminar for Master Students in "Science-Technology-Society" (STS)
• 230158 SE-MA [ en ] Coping with trouble II: Seminar for Master Students in "Science-Technology-Society" (STS)

3. Courses for Doctoral Candidates

• 230151 SE [ de en ] Seminar for Doctoral Students in the Social Studies of Science