Science. Technology. Society.

The purpose of this course is to provide a structured platform for students to explore the interconnections between the evolution of science, technology, and their societal impact.

Throughout the course, students familiarize themselves with pivotal moments in the development of scientific thinking and technological advancements. They also study contemporary instances of science's influence on society, as well as trends in the ongoing progress of science and technology.

The lectures span a broad spectrum of topics, encompassing the history of science, modern methodologies in scientific research, the intricate relationship between scientific knowledge and society, and the transformative effects of industrial revolutions on the economic and sociocultural landscape. By the end of the lectures, students should possess the theoretical foundation to comprehend not only the current state of science and technology but also their important role in shaping modern society.

Complementary seminars are designed to hone students' analytical skills, critical thinking abilities, and proficiency in discussing key lecture topics. Engaging in case discussions, analyzing scientific articles, deliberating ethical dilemmas in science, and presenting on selected topics are integral activities to the seminar experience.