科学，技术，环境和医学史文学硕士

科学技术史与新成立的技术史学会（SHOT）及其杂志《技术与文化》在CWRU共享空间和人员。此后的几年中，该计划的毕业生和教职人员一直是SHOT和科学史学会的秘书，编辑过技术与文化，曾任SHOT主席和国际技术史委员会（ICOHTEC）主席，并在技术史和科学史上均获得了德克斯特奖，达芬奇奖和许多其他荣誉。科学，技术，环境和医学（STEM）计划在技术的社会和文化历史，技术和科学政策，环境历史和政策，文艺复兴以来的自然科学史，性别问题方面提供了特别的优势在技​​术和科学以及医学史上。在全日制学习的第一年，学生将参
At the time of its birth four decades ago, the graduate program in the History of Science and Technology shared space and personnel at CWRU with the newly formed Society for the History of Technology (SHOT) and its journal,Technology and Culture. In the years since, graduates and faculty in the program have served as secretaries of both SHOT and the History of Science Society, edited Technology and Culture, served as President of SHOT and President of the International Committee for the History of Technology (ICOHTEC), and won the Dexter Prize, the da Vinci Prize and many other honors in both the history of technology and the history of science.<br><br>The current track in Science, Technology, Environment, and Medicine (STEM) provides areas of particular strength in the social and cultural history of technology, technology and science policy, environmental history and policy, the history of the physical sciences since the Renaissance, gender issues in technology and science, and the history of medicine.<br><br>During the first year of full-time study, students will take the relevant graduate literature survey courses, choosing three out of the following six course offerings: HSTY 378, 402, 427, 451, 452, and 495. Students will also take History 470: Historiography, Method, and Theory. A minimum of 30 semester credit hours (ten courses) is required for the master's degree. The student, in consultation with the Director of Graduate Studies or the student's thesis advisor, will decide the particular choice of courses.