Science, Culture, and Society Minor

The minor in Science, Culture, and Society teaches students to think about what counts as scientific knowledge, and how science intervenes in the world. The courses in the minor use multiple disciplinary lenses, and include both historical and contemporary perspectives. For students in the arts, humanities, social sciences, education, and business, the minor provides an opportunity to develop a critical understanding of the role of science and technology in the world. For students in science, engineering, and the health sciences, the minor provides an opportunity to reflect critically on the impact and implications of their work.