Teaching
The following modules are hosted in the History Department but may be available as an outside option depending on the course of study:
First Year
Mind, Body, and Society (HI176)
Second Year
Being Human: Human Nature from the Renaissance to Freud (HI281)
Race and Science: Histories and Legacies (HI2H5)
Measuring Society: Social Sciences and Social Problems in Twentieth-Century Britain (HI2H7)
Surveillance States: Biometrics from the Border to the Bathroom (HI2H9)
Imperial Natures: Environments and Empires from the Little Ice Age to the Great Acceleration (HI2K2)
Final Year
Science, Technology, and Global Politics, 1900 to Present (HI3S6)
Medicine, Empire, and the Body, c.1750-1914 (HI34I)
Socialist Bodies: Dreams and Realities of the Physical in Soviet Russia (HI3J7)
Empire and Oil: BP and the Building of the Global Oil Industry in Iran (HI3J1)
Value in the Age of Reason (HI3T5)
MA
Themes in the History of Science, Technology, Environment and Society (HI999)
Matters of Life and Death: Topics in the Medical Humanities (HI991)
Themes and Methods in Medical History (HI907)
PhD
Staff associated with the History of Science and Technology Hub are able to supervise a wide variety of PhD topics. Please get in contact with individual staff members to discuss proposals.
External Modules
Members of the History of Science and Technology Hub also teach courses outside the History Department, including: