# Copy of courses

Course Title:
Cultures of Victorian Science and Technology


Course Title:
Science and Religion: From Galileo to Creationism


Course Title:
Brains, Breeding and the Bomb: From Enlightenment to Scepticism


Course Title:
Men, Women and Eunuchs: Gender and Identity in Late Antiquity


Course Title:
Making Sex: Constructing Men  and Women, 1750 to the Present


Course Title:
Law, Sex, Marriage and the Family in the Middle Ages


Course Title:
Sexuality and Deviance in Early Modern Europe, 1550-1790


Course Title:
Cradle to Grave? Welfare and Society in  Modern Britain


Course Title:
Fighting the Five Giants: Welfare and Society in Modern Britain


Course Title:
Women and Gender in Britain C. 1800 - C. 1950


Course Title:
Science and Technology on Modern Society


Course Title:
Poverty, Disease and Reform in Victorian Britain


Course Title:
Health, Medicine and Society in Wales, 1830-1951


Course Title:
Approaching Death in Ancient Greece and Rome


Course Title:
Death, Ancestors and the Afterlife in Medieval Society


Course Title:
The Age of Plague: Disease, Medicine and Society in Western Europe, 1348-1665


Course Title:
The Age of Science: The Transformation of European Life, 1850-1939


Course Title:
Alternative Medicine in the 19th and 20th Centuries


Course Title:
Africa, Medical Pluralism, and the History of Health and Disease, circa 1890-2000


Course Title:
Disease, Death and the Early Modern City


Course Title:
Degeneration: Science, Culture and Social Prophecy, 1850-1945


Course Title:
Disease and Society in Africa in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries


Course Title:
Freud and Psychoanalysis: Past, Present and Future(s)


Course Title:
Medicine, Industry and Society in Twentieth-Century Britain


Course Title:
Patients and Practitioners: The Medical World of Renaissance and Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Sex, Medicine and the Body in the Eighteenth Century


Course Title:
Themes in the History of Modern Science and Medicine


Course Title:
Water, Culture and Citizenship in Modern London


Course Title:
Why War? Psychoanalytic Thought, History and Political Life


Course Title:
Research Methodologies in the History of Medicine


Course Title:
The History of Medical Specialisation, 1700-1950


Course Title:
Disease and Medicine in the Ancient World


Course Title:
History of Occupational Health and Medicine


Course Title:
Medicine and Disease in the Ancient World


Course Title:
Healthy, Wealthy and Wise? The Origins, Development and Efficacy of Modern British Welfare Policy


Course Title:
History and Philosophy of Science Part 1B

Type of Course:
History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine


Course Title:
History and Philosophy of Science Part II


Course Title:
Medicine from Antiquity to the Enlightenment


Course Title:
Natural Philosophies: Renaissance to Enlightenment


Course Title:
Metaphysics, Epistemology and the Sciences


Course Title:
Science and Technology from the First World War


Course Title:
The Black Death: England and Europe in Crisis c. 1300-1400


Course Title:
Medicine and Society in Britain and Europe 1789-1919


Course Title:
Women, Health and Medicine in Britain 1900-1980


Course Title:
Dirt, Disease and the Public's Health, 1800-1914


Course Title:
Living and Dying in the Middle Ages: Patterns of Belief


Course Title:
Healthcare and Medicine in Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Philosophical Issues in Science and Medicine


Course Title:
Death, the Body and Disease: From Galen to the NHS


Course Title:
Studies in Pre 17th Century Medical and Social History


Course Title:
Medicine, Society and Politics at the Courts of Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Mental Health, Healing and Social Change in Showa Japan: 1926-1989


Departmental Basis of Students Taught:
Institute for the Study of Science, Technology and Innovation


Course Title:
Man and the Natural World in the Enlightenment


Course Title:
Supervised Reading in Science and Technology Studies


Course Title:
Medicine and Society in Britain and France 1700-1860


Course Title:
Mad, Bad and Dangerous: The Development of Institutions in 18th and 19th Century Essex and Suffolk


Course Title:
Death and the Undead in Ireland, 1450-1700


Course Title:
Framing Disease: Health, Illness and Medicine 1800-2000


Course Title:
Men, Women and Madness in Twentieth-Century Britain


Course Title:
Work, Health and the State: The UK Experience in International Perspective, 1830-1950


Course Title:
Medicine and the Body in Early Modern England


Course Title:
Civilisation and Disease: Health, Medicine and the Environment, 1750-2000: Sources and Interpretation


Course Title:
The Self and Scientific Biography: Philosophical Perspectives on the History of the Human Sciences


Course Title:
Gender, Culture and Society in Early Modern England


Course Title:
The Disenchantment of the World? Society and the Supernatural in Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Sexuality in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Britain


Course Title:
Innovations in Western Medicine, 1790-1960: Social Origins and Cultural Impacts


Course Title:
Medicine, State and Society in Britain, 1914-74


Course Title:
History of Medicine I: Studies in the History of Medicine before 1850


Course Title:
History of Medicine II: Studies in the History of Medicine from 1850-2000


Course Title:
The Social History of Health and Medicine, 1780-1914


Course Title:
Sources and Methods in the History of Medicine / Health and Healthcare


Course Title:
Nursing and Caring: A Profession for Women, 1840-1948


Course Title:
Governing Highs and Health: History and the Control of Drugs, c. 1800-c. 1945


Course Title:
Work and Occupational Health in the Twentieth Century: Comparative Perspectives


Course Title:
Health and Healthcare in the Long Nineteenth Century


Course Title:
A Social History of Health in British Colonial Africa


Course Title:
Themes in the History of Health and Colonial Medicine in South Asia


Course Title:
The Irigins and Development of the National Health Service, 1919 to the Present


Course Title:
Seeking a Good Death: A Cultural History of Death, Dying and Disposal


Course Title:
Global History of Twentieth Century Things


Course Title:
Module 2: Archaeology and History of Disease


Course Title:
Module 3: History of Medicine and Medical Sciences


Course Title:
Science, Technology and Medicine in Antiquity

Departmental Basis of Students Taught:
Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine


Course Title:
Ideas of Health and Sickness in Industrial Society


Course Title:
Science, Medicine and Technololgy in the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Health, Illness and Medicine in England, 1628-1858: 1


Course Title:
Health, Illness and Medicine in England, 1628-1858: 2


Course Title:
Health, Illness and Medicine in England, 1628-1858: 3


Course Title:
Health, Illness and Medicine in England, 1628-1858: 4


Course Title:
History of Modern Medicine and Medical Ethics, 1800-2000


Course Title:
History of Science: Introduction to Literature and Science


Course Title:
Politics of Progress: Science and Social Change, 1815-1895


Course Title:
Inviting Doomsday: US Environmental Problems in the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Big Brother is Watching You: Science and Power in the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Life and Death in the Modern World: Medicine and Society, 1800-2000


Course Title:
Nature, the Renaissance and After, 1500-1700


Course Title:
Science and Society in England, 1640-1688


Course Title:
Crisis Mortality in Tudor and Stuart England


Course Title:
Change and Continuity in the Philosophy, Politics and Practices of Public Health


Course Title:
Methods and Themes in the History of Science


Course Title:
Advanced Topic in the History of Science


Course Title:
Current Research in History and Philosophy of Science


Course Title:
Modern Science: Historical Emergence an d Philosophical Interpretation


Course Title:
Advanced Topics in History and Philosophy of Biology


Course Title:
Concepts in Gender, Science and Technology


Course Title:
Science and Religion Historically Considered


Course Title:
Advanced Topics in History and Philosophy of Technology


Course Title:
The Origin of Modern Medicine (Birth of the Clinic)


Course Title:
Patient Voices: Medicine and Health Care in the Middle Ages


Course Title:
The Body, Disease and Society in Europe, 1500-1750


Course Title:
Environment and Environmentalism in Britain c. 1750-1972


Course Title:
The Social History of Deviance 1870-1990: Gender


Course Title:
The Social History of Deviance 1870-1990: Youth and the Family


Course Title:
Disease, Health and the Body in Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Bodies and Power: Issues in Nineteenth Century American Medicine and Society


Course Title:
Bodies and Power: Issues in Twentieth Century American Medicine and Society


Course Title:
Man's Place in Nature: The Debate in Britain


Course Title:
Medicine, Disease and Society from Antiquity to Renaissance


Course Title:
Mind, Brain and Personality in the Modern Era


Course Title:
Genetics Past and Present: From Gregor Mendel to Dolly the Sheep


Departmental Basis of Students Taught:
Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine


Course Title:
The Historiography of Medicine: Epistemology, Methodology, Practice


Course Title:
From Frankenstein to the Matrix: Science Fiction and Film


Course Title:
The Crisis of Nature: Issues in Environmental Health


Course Title:
Confronting the Nuclear Age: From Hiroshima to Nuclear Terrorism


Course Title:
Project: History of Science, Technology and Medicine


Course Title:
Bioethics: Issues in the History of Biology, Medicine and Society


Course Title:
Bodies in History: Introduction to the History of Medicine


Course Title:
Baker Street to CSI: History of Forensic Medicine


Course Title:
The Body and Society: Christianity in the West, 300-1500


Course Title:
Living Together: Family, Gender and Home in Pre-Industrial England


Course Title:
Cultures of Death and Bereavement in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries


Course Title:
Cities of Dreadful Delight: Gender, Race and Sexuality in the Americas 1800-1950


Course Title:
Reconstructing the Body: Medicine, Culture and the First World War, 1914-1930


Course Title:
Nineteenth-Century Physical Sciences and Technology


Course Title:
Twentieth-Century Physical Sciences and Technology


Course Title:
Introduction to the Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century History of Science, Technology and Medicine

Type of Course:
History of Science, Technology and Medicine


Course Title:
History of Science, Technology and Medicine Research Methods


Course Title:
Approaches to the History of Western Medicine AD 500-


Course Title:
Body, Mind and Spirit from Classical Thought to the Ideas of the Present


Course Title:
Hunger, Desire and Death: Famines in History


Course Title:
Devices and Desires: Birth Control, Sexuality and Reproduction


Course Title:
Madness, Nerves and Narrative in Georgian Britain


Course Title:
History of Medicine from the Classical World to the Present Day


Course Title:
Research Training in the Arts and Humanities


Course Title:
The Classical Foundations of Medical Science


Course Title:
Medical and Social Responses to Madness and Mental Disabilities, ca. 1650-1850


Course Title:
Death and Burial Culture in Britain, 1550-1832


Course Title:
Sex and Society in Twentieth Century Britain


Course Title:
Madness and Mad-doctoring in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries


Course Title:
Health, Medicine and Disease in Britain, 1900-1950


Course Title:
From Atoms for Peace to the Biotechnology Revolution: Science, Technology and Medicine since 1945


Course Title:
Medicine and Society in Europe, 1500-1930


Course Title:
Medicine, Empire and Improvement, 1720-1820


Course Title:
Methods and Themes in the History of Science and Technology

Departmental Basis of Students Taught:
Interdepartmental: Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine


Course Title:
Methods and Themes in the History of Medicine


Course Title:
Disease, Environment and Development, 1800 to the Present


Course Title:
Disease, Medicine and Colonial Expansion


Course Title:
Electrotherapy: A Case-Study in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Science


Course Title:
Health, Medicine and Society in Early Modern England


Course Title:
Political Economy of Health and Medicine in Africa


Course Title:
Evolution and Society, 1700-2000: Biology, Politics and Religion


Course Title:
Cultures and Practices of Mathematics in the Early Modern Period


Course Title:
Instruments, Collections and Museums, 1500-1700


Course Title:
Social Studies in Science and Technology


Course Title:
What do we know about Innovation? The History or Relationship Between Academic and Industrial Research. A Cross-examination: Europe and North America during the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Seventeenth-Century Writing and the New Philosophy


Course Title:
Medicine and Biopolitics in Eastern Europe, 1900-1945


Course Title:
Science and Medicine in Enlightened Europe, 1650-1850


Course Title:
Hospitals and European Society, 1400-1800


Course Title:
Medicine, Family and Life Cycle in Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Mental Illness and Psychiatry in Britain c. 1700-2000


Course Title:
Children in Sickness and Health, 1750-195-


Course Title:
Museums, Collections and the Historian, c. 1500 to the Present


Course Title:
Engineering Society: Eugenics in Europe 1860-1950


Course Title:
Medicine and War: Britain and its Empire 1640 to the Present


Course Title:
Plague and Pox in  Medieval and Early Modern Western Europe


Course Title:
Flesh and Stone: Public Health and the English City, 1750-1950


Course Title:
Comparative Histories of Healing: Britain, Chine and India


Course Title:
Key Concepts and Methods in Humanities Research


Course Title:
Medical Experiences in the Countryside, 1500-1800


Course Title:
Ethics and Ideas: From the Hippocratic Oath to Informed Consent


Course Title:
International Eugenics in the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Themes in the Social History of Medicine


Course Title:
The Body in Renaissance and Early Modern European Culture


Course Title:
History of Military Trauma in the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Body, Power and Society in Early India I


Course Title:
History of Medicine and Healing c. 1750-1990


Course Title:
Disease and the Environment, c. 1500-2000


Course Title:
War, Famine, Disease and Death, c. 1250-1650


Course Title:
Disease and Society: An Introduction to the History of Medicine


Course Title:
Dangerous Drugs and Magic Bullets: the Social History of Medicines in Modernity 1800-2000


Course Title:
Madness and Society in Britain 1500-1979


Course Title:
From Plague to Ecstasy: Medicine and Society in Britain, 1500-1979


Course Title:
Medicine and Society in Early Modern England


Course Title:
Medicine, Identity and Technology in Modern History


Course Title:
Medicine, Disease and Society in Bfritain 1750-1950


Course Title:
Foul Matters: Public Health from the Victorians to Globalization


Course Title:
Madness and Society from Bedlam to the Present


Course Title:
Medicine in America: From the Columbian Exchange to the Cancer Wars


Course Title:
History of Medicine from the Ancient World to the Classical Ages of Islam


Course Title:
Science, Medicine and Nature in the French Enlightenment


Course Title:
Psychological Subjects: Identity, Health and Culture in Twentieth-Century Britain


Course Title:
Dangerous Bodies: Women and Modern Medicine, 1830-1950


Course Title:
Race and Society in Colonial India, 1780-1930


Course Title:
Sickness and Health in Early Modern England c. 1500-c.1720


Course Title:
Medicine and Culture in Medieval Western Europe in the Middle Ages


Course Title:
Medicine in Western Culture and Society, c. 900 - 1340


Course Title:
From Body Beautiful to Body Politics: The Politics of the Body in England c. 1600-c. 1700


# courses

Course Title:
Cultures of Victorian Science and Technology


Course Title:
Science and Religion: From Galileo to Creationism


Course Title:
Brains, Breeding and the Bomb: From Enlightenment to Scepticism


Course Title:
Men, Women and Eunuchs: Gender and Identity in Late Antiquity


Course Title:
Making Sex: Constructing Men  and Women, 1750 to the Present


Course Title:
Law, Sex, Marriage and the Family in the Middle Ages


Course Title:
Sexuality and Deviance in Early Modern Europe, 1550-1790


Course Title:
Cradle to Grave? Welfare and Society in  Modern Britain


Course Title:
Fighting the Five Giants: Welfare and Society in Modern Britain


Course Title:
Women and Gender in Britain C. 1800 - C. 1950


Course Title:
Science and Technology on Modern Society


Course Title:
Poverty, Disease and Reform in Victorian Britain


Course Title:
Health, Medicine and Society in Wales, 1830-1951


Course Title:
Approaching Death in Ancient Greece and Rome


Course Title:
Death, Ancestors and the Afterlife in Medieval Society


Course Title:
The Age of Plague: Disease, Medicine and Society in Western Europe, 1348-1665


Course Title:
The Age of Science: The Transformation of European Life, 1850-1939


Course Title:
Alternative Medicine in the 19th and 20th Centuries


Course Title:
Africa, Medical Pluralism, and the History of Health and Disease, circa 1890-2000


Course Title:
Disease, Death and the Early Modern City


Course Title:
Degeneration: Science, Culture and Social Prophecy, 1850-1945


Course Title:
Disease and Society in Africa in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries


Course Title:
Freud and Psychoanalysis: Past, Present and Future(s)


Course Title:
Medicine, Industry and Society in Twentieth-Century Britain


Course Title:
Patients and Practitioners: The Medical World of Renaissance and Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Sex, Medicine and the Body in the Eighteenth Century


Course Title:
Themes in the History of Modern Science and Medicine


Course Title:
Water, Culture and Citizenship in Modern London


Course Title:
Why War? Psychoanalytic Thought, History and Political Life


Course Title:
Research Methodologies in the History of Medicine


Course Title:
The History of Medical Specialisation, 1700-1950


Course Title:
Disease and Medicine in the Ancient World


Course Title:
History of Occupational Health and Medicine


Course Title:
Medicine and Disease in the Ancient World


Course Title:
Healthy, Wealthy and Wise? The Origins, Development and Efficacy of Modern British Welfare Policy


Course Title:
History and Philosophy of Science Part 1B

Type of Course:
History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine


Course Title:
History and Philosophy of Science Part II


Course Title:
Medicine from Antiquity to the Enlightenment


Course Title:
Natural Philosophies: Renaissance to Enlightenment


Course Title:
Metaphysics, Epistemology and the Sciences


Course Title:
Science and Technology from the First World War


Course Title:
The Black Death: England and Europe in Crisis c. 1300-1400


Course Title:
Medicine and Society in Britain and Europe 1789-1919


Course Title:
Women, Health and Medicine in Britain 1900-1980


Course Title:
Dirt, Disease and the Public's Health, 1800-1914


Course Title:
Living and Dying in the Middle Ages: Patterns of Belief


Course Title:
Healthcare and Medicine in Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Philosophical Issues in Science and Medicine


Course Title:
Death, the Body and Disease: From Galen to the NHS


Course Title:
Studies in Pre 17th Century Medical and Social History


Course Title:
Medicine, Society and Politics at the Courts of Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Mental Health, Healing and Social Change in Showa Japan: 1926-1989


Departmental Basis of Students Taught:
Institute for the Study of Science, Technology and Innovation


Course Title:
Man and the Natural World in the Enlightenment


Course Title:
Supervised Reading in Science and Technology Studies


Course Title:
Medicine and Society in Britain and France 1700-1860


Course Title:
Mad, Bad and Dangerous: The Development of Institutions in 18th and 19th Century Essex and Suffolk


Course Title:
Death and the Undead in Ireland, 1450-1700


Course Title:
Framing Disease: Health, Illness and Medicine 1800-2000


Course Title:
Men, Women and Madness in Twentieth-Century Britain


Course Title:
Work, Health and the State: The UK Experience in International Perspective, 1830-1950


Course Title:
Medicine and the Body in Early Modern England


Course Title:
Civilisation and Disease: Health, Medicine and the Environment, 1750-2000: Sources and Interpretation


Course Title:
The Self and Scientific Biography: Philosophical Perspectives on the History of the Human Sciences


Course Title:
Gender, Culture and Society in Early Modern England


Course Title:
The Disenchantment of the World? Society and the Supernatural in Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Sexuality in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Britain


Course Title:
Innovations in Western Medicine, 1790-1960: Social Origins and Cultural Impacts


Course Title:
Medicine, State and Society in Britain, 1914-74


Course Title:
History of Medicine I: Studies in the History of Medicine before 1850


Course Title:
History of Medicine II: Studies in the History of Medicine from 1850-2000


Course Title:
The Social History of Health and Medicine, 1780-1914


Course Title:
Sources and Methods in the History of Medicine / Health and Healthcare


Course Title:
Nursing and Caring: A Profession for Women, 1840-1948


Course Title:
Governing Highs and Health: History and the Control of Drugs, c. 1800-c. 1945


Course Title:
Work and Occupational Health in the Twentieth Century: Comparative Perspectives


Course Title:
Health and Healthcare in the Long Nineteenth Century


Course Title:
A Social History of Health in British Colonial Africa


Course Title:
Themes in the History of Health and Colonial Medicine in South Asia


Course Title:
The Irigins and Development of the National Health Service, 1919 to the Present


Course Title:
Seeking a Good Death: A Cultural History of Death, Dying and Disposal


Course Title:
Global History of Twentieth Century Things


Course Title:
Module 2: Archaeology and History of Disease


Course Title:
Module 3: History of Medicine and Medical Sciences


Course Title:
Science, Technology and Medicine in Antiquity

Departmental Basis of Students Taught:
Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine


Course Title:
Ideas of Health and Sickness in Industrial Society


Course Title:
Science, Medicine and Technololgy in the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Health, Illness and Medicine in England, 1628-1858: 1


Course Title:
Health, Illness and Medicine in England, 1628-1858: 2


Course Title:
Health, Illness and Medicine in England, 1628-1858: 3


Course Title:
Health, Illness and Medicine in England, 1628-1858: 4


Course Title:
History of Modern Medicine and Medical Ethics, 1800-2000


Course Title:
History of Science: Introduction to Literature and Science


Course Title:
Politics of Progress: Science and Social Change, 1815-1895


Course Title:
Inviting Doomsday: US Environmental Problems in the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Big Brother is Watching You: Science and Power in the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Life and Death in the Modern World: Medicine and Society, 1800-2000


Course Title:
Nature, the Renaissance and After, 1500-1700


Course Title:
Science and Society in England, 1640-1688


Course Title:
Crisis Mortality in Tudor and Stuart England


Course Title:
Change and Continuity in the Philosophy, Politics and Practices of Public Health


Course Title:
Methods and Themes in the History of Science


Course Title:
Advanced Topic in the History of Science


Course Title:
Current Research in History and Philosophy of Science


Course Title:
Modern Science: Historical Emergence an d Philosophical Interpretation


Course Title:
Advanced Topics in History and Philosophy of Biology


Course Title:
Concepts in Gender, Science and Technology


Course Title:
Science and Religion Historically Considered


Course Title:
Advanced Topics in History and Philosophy of Technology


Course Title:
The Origin of Modern Medicine (Birth of the Clinic)


Course Title:
Patient Voices: Medicine and Health Care in the Middle Ages


Course Title:
The Body, Disease and Society in Europe, 1500-1750


Course Title:
Environment and Environmentalism in Britain c. 1750-1972


Course Title:
The Social History of Deviance 1870-1990: Gender


Course Title:
The Social History of Deviance 1870-1990: Youth and the Family


Course Title:
Disease, Health and the Body in Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Bodies and Power: Issues in Nineteenth Century American Medicine and Society


Course Title:
Bodies and Power: Issues in Twentieth Century American Medicine and Society


Course Title:
Man's Place in Nature: The Debate in Britain


Course Title:
Medicine, Disease and Society from Antiquity to Renaissance


Course Title:
Mind, Brain and Personality in the Modern Era


Course Title:
Genetics Past and Present: From Gregor Mendel to Dolly the Sheep


Departmental Basis of Students Taught:
Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine


Course Title:
The Historiography of Medicine: Epistemology, Methodology, Practice


Course Title:
From Frankenstein to the Matrix: Science Fiction and Film


Course Title:
The Crisis of Nature: Issues in Environmental Health


Course Title:
Confronting the Nuclear Age: From Hiroshima to Nuclear Terrorism


Course Title:
Project: History of Science, Technology and Medicine


Course Title:
Bioethics: Issues in the History of Biology, Medicine and Society


Course Title:
Bodies in History: Introduction to the History of Medicine


Course Title:
Baker Street to CSI: History of Forensic Medicine


Course Title:
The Body and Society: Christianity in the West, 300-1500


Course Title:
Living Together: Family, Gender and Home in Pre-Industrial England


Course Title:
Cultures of Death and Bereavement in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries


Course Title:
Cities of Dreadful Delight: Gender, Race and Sexuality in the Americas 1800-1950


Course Title:
Reconstructing the Body: Medicine, Culture and the First World War, 1914-1930


Course Title:
Nineteenth-Century Physical Sciences and Technology


Course Title:
Twentieth-Century Physical Sciences and Technology


Course Title:
Introduction to the Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century History of Science, Technology and Medicine

Type of Course:
History of Science, Technology and Medicine


Course Title:
History of Science, Technology and Medicine Research Methods


Course Title:
Approaches to the History of Western Medicine AD 500-


Course Title:
Body, Mind and Spirit from Classical Thought to the Ideas of the Present


Course Title:
Hunger, Desire and Death: Famines in History


Course Title:
Devices and Desires: Birth Control, Sexuality and Reproduction


Course Title:
Madness, Nerves and Narrative in Georgian Britain


Course Title:
History of Medicine from the Classical World to the Present Day


Course Title:
Research Training in the Arts and Humanities


Course Title:
The Classical Foundations of Medical Science


Course Title:
Medical and Social Responses to Madness and Mental Disabilities, ca. 1650-1850


Course Title:
Death and Burial Culture in Britain, 1550-1832


Course Title:
Sex and Society in Twentieth Century Britain


Course Title:
Madness and Mad-doctoring in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries


Course Title:
Health, Medicine and Disease in Britain, 1900-1950


Course Title:
From Atoms for Peace to the Biotechnology Revolution: Science, Technology and Medicine since 1945


Course Title:
Medicine and Society in Europe, 1500-1930


Course Title:
Medicine, Empire and Improvement, 1720-1820


Course Title:
Methods and Themes in the History of Science and Technology

Departmental Basis of Students Taught:
Interdepartmental: Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine


Course Title:
Methods and Themes in the History of Medicine


Course Title:
Disease, Environment and Development, 1800 to the Present


Course Title:
Disease, Medicine and Colonial Expansion


Course Title:
Electrotherapy: A Case-Study in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Science


Course Title:
Health, Medicine and Society in Early Modern England


Course Title:
Political Economy of Health and Medicine in Africa


Course Title:
Evolution and Society, 1700-2000: Biology, Politics and Religion


Course Title:
Cultures and Practices of Mathematics in the Early Modern Period


Course Title:
Instruments, Collections and Museums, 1500-1700


Course Title:
Social Studies in Science and Technology


Course Title:
What do we know about Innovation? The History or Relationship Between Academic and Industrial Research. A Cross-examination: Europe and North America during the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Seventeenth-Century Writing and the New Philosophy


Course Title:
Medicine and Biopolitics in Eastern Europe, 1900-1945


Course Title:
Science and Medicine in Enlightened Europe, 1650-1850


Course Title:
Hospitals and European Society, 1400-1800


Course Title:
Medicine, Family and Life Cycle in Early Modern Europe


Course Title:
Mental Illness and Psychiatry in Britain c. 1700-2000


Course Title:
Children in Sickness and Health, 1750-195-


Course Title:
Museums, Collections and the Historian, c. 1500 to the Present


Course Title:
Engineering Society: Eugenics in Europe 1860-1950


Course Title:
Medicine and War: Britain and its Empire 1640 to the Present


Course Title:
Plague and Pox in  Medieval and Early Modern Western Europe


Course Title:
Flesh and Stone: Public Health and the English City, 1750-1950


Course Title:
Comparative Histories of Healing: Britain, Chine and India


Course Title:
Key Concepts and Methods in Humanities Research


Course Title:
Medical Experiences in the Countryside, 1500-1800


Course Title:
Ethics and Ideas: From the Hippocratic Oath to Informed Consent


Course Title:
International Eugenics in the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Themes in the Social History of Medicine


Course Title:
The Body in Renaissance and Early Modern European Culture


Course Title:
History of Military Trauma in the Twentieth Century


Course Title:
Body, Power and Society in Early India I


Course Title:
History of Medicine and Healing c. 1750-1990


Course Title:
Disease and the Environment, c. 1500-2000


Course Title:
War, Famine, Disease and Death, c. 1250-1650


Course Title:
Disease and Society: An Introduction to the History of Medicine


Course Title:
Dangerous Drugs and Magic Bullets: the Social History of Medicines in Modernity 1800-2000


Course Title:
Madness and Society in Britain 1500-1979


Course Title:
From Plague to Ecstasy: Medicine and Society in Britain, 1500-1979


Course Title:
Medicine and Society in Early Modern England


Course Title:
Medicine, Identity and Technology in Modern History


Course Title:
Medicine, Disease and Society in Bfritain 1750-1950


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Foul Matters: Public Health from the Victorians to Globalization


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Madness and Society from Bedlam to the Present


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Medicine in America: From the Columbian Exchange to the Cancer Wars


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History of Medicine from the Ancient World to the Classical Ages of Islam


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Science, Medicine and Nature in the French Enlightenment


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Psychological Subjects: Identity, Health and Culture in Twentieth-Century Britain


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Dangerous Bodies: Women and Modern Medicine, 1830-1950


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Race and Society in Colonial India, 1780-1930


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Sickness and Health in Early Modern England c. 1500-c.1720


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Medicine and Culture in Medieval Western Europe in the Middle Ages


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Medicine in Western Culture and Society, c. 900 - 1340


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From Body Beautiful to Body Politics: The Politics of the Body in England c. 1600-c. 1700


