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Minor in Science & Technology Studies The undergraduate minor in Science & Technology Studies (S&TS) is designed for students who wish to engage in a systematic, interdisciplinary exploration of the role of science and technology in modern societies. The minor is intended for students with varied academic interests and career goals. Majors in the natural sciences and engineering have an opportunity to explore the social, political, and ethical implications of their selected fields of specialization, while students majoring in the humanities and social sciences have a chance to study the processes, products and impacts of science and technology from multiple disciplinary perspectives. To satisfy the requirements for the S&TS minor, students must complete, with a letter grade of C- or above, a minimum of four courses selected from the course offerings listed for the major, excluding first-year writing seminars. The four courses must include S&TS 2011 and at least one course at the 3000 or 4000 level. No more than one course can be at the 1000 level. Interested students may obtain further information about courses and a list of course descriptions by contacting the S&TS undergraduate office, 306 Rockefeller Hall (255-6047). For applications and further information: 330 Rockefeller Hall
255-6049 or e-mail to: kmv8@cornell.edu Director of Undergraduate Studies:
Assistant Professor Kathleen Vogel (kmv8@cornell.edu) Administrative Assistant:
Sue Sullivan, Administrative Assistant/Records and Admissions (sfc1@cornell.edu) |
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