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- STS 1694AArtists and Scientists as Partners (TAPS 1281W)
- STS 1694BArtists and Scientists as Partners: Theory to Practice (TAPS 1281Z)
- STS 1694CChoreorobotics (TAPS 1750)
- STS 1700ADisability and Sexuality: Politics of Desire and Desirability
- STS 1700BRace, War, and Medicine
- STS 1700DGathering Hope: Stories for Earthly SurvivalWRIT
- STS 1700EThe Sounds of Science: Nonfiction Audio Storytelling
- STS 1700FVisualizing the Invisible: Art, Science and Observation
- STS 1700GRailways and the Making of the Modern World: India, Africa, and the United States
- STS 1700HQuestioning Innovation: Paths beyond Technological CynicismOffered Spring 2027
- STS 1700PNeuroethics
- STS 1700RBodies at Work: Disability and Capitalism
- STS 1700SCripping Technoscience: Disability, Knowledge, (Re)Invention
- STS 1700TRace, Gender, and Technology in Everyday Life
- STS 1700WEating and the Politics of Wellness
- STS 1701AHealth Inequality in Historical Perspective (AFRI 1920)
- STS 1701BRace, Difference and Biomedical Research: Historical Considerations (AFRI 1930)
- STS 1702ASocial Impact of Emerging Technologies: The Role of Engineers (ENGN 1931J)
- STS 1705The Medium(s) of Animation: Plasticity, Labor, Technology
- STS 1712War and the Mind in Modern America (AMST 1905N)
- STS 1713ARadio: From Hams to Podcasts (AMST 1902Z)
- STS 1720Anthropology of Addictions and Recovery (ANTH 1300)
- STS 1721Anthropology of Addictions and Recovery (ANTH 1300)
- STS 1726Reimagining Climate Change (ANTH 1601)
- STS 1771AThe Anthropocene: The Past and Present of Environmental Change (ENVS 1910)
- STS 1771BWasted: Rethinking Chemical Environments (ENVS 1926)
- STS 1771CAnimals and Plants in Chinese History (ENVS1916)
- STS 1771DNarrating the Anthropocene (ENVS1911)
- STS 1771PEnergy Policy and Politics (ENVS 1925)
- STS 1790FAnimal Histories (HIST 1976G)
- STS 1790GMaking Meaning: Extracting Knowledge from Matter in Early Modern Europe (HIST 1956J)
- STS 1790HWar and Medicine since the Renaissance (HIST 1977J)
- STS 1790IHistory of Artificial Intelligence (HIST 1956S)
- STS 1790JEarth Histories: From Creation to Countdown (HIST 1976J)
- STS 1801Bureaucracy: A Modern History (HMAN 1973K)
- STS 1801ACosts of Climate Change (HMAN 1974S)
- STS 1802Humans, Animals, and Machines (HMAN 1974R)
- STS 1802APlanning the Family (HMAN 1975G)
- STS 1820AScience and Technology Policy in the Global South (IAPA 1801)
- STS 1840Philosophy of Quantum Mechanics (PHIL 1775)
- STS 1850Digital Worlding: Terraforming Future, Fact, Fiction and Fabulation (MCM 1701I)
- STS 1860AFeminist Sonic Futures (MUSC 1240S)
- STS 1870APathology to Power: Disability, Health and Community (PHP 1680I)
- STS 1900Senior Seminar in Science, Technology and SocietyWRIT
- STS 1970Independent Study in Science and SocietyOffered Spring 2027
- STS 1971Independent Study in Science and SocietyOffered Spring 2027
- STS 2000The Politics of KnowledgeOffered Spring 2027
- STS 2000ANaturecultures: Speculative Futures in Environmental Justice
- STS 2385Environmental Sociology (SOC 2385)
- STS 2400IEnvironmental Humanities (HMAN 2400I)