The Science, Technology and Society MSc program from UCL provides a comprehensive introduction to the most significant aspects of the science and technology in society. The interdisciplinary course has been designed to deliver a deep understanding of science and technology studies while exploring major themes in contemporary history, philosophy and social studies of science, technology and medicine.Course Content: The program curriculum involves learning through a combination of core and optional modules, research methods training and a substantial independent research dissertation. Students will engage with theory, history, and politics of science and technology, and develop their critical thinking, writing, and presentation skills.Key Modules: The core modules include Science, Technology and Society Pathways; Research Thinking for the Science, Technology and Society. Some examples of optional modules students can choose from are Material Culture of Science; Science in the 19th Century; Contemporary Issues in History and Philosophy of Biomedicine; Science Scriptwriting.Future Careers: Graduates of this program can expect to find employment in a number of sectors. Those with an interest in policy can leverage the insights gained during the course to forge a career in science policy at governmental organizations, NGOs or within the private sector. Additionally, the MSc can also serve as a stepping-stone for further academic research at PhD level.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.