Sociotechnical Futures and Digital Methods
Social Sciences
Research
PhD
Sociotechnical Futures and Digital Methods
Research
PhD
Overview
Application Timeline
Tuition
- Year 1
| Student categories | Study | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| England | £4,850 | £2,425 |
| Northern Ireland | £4,850 | £2,425 |
| Scotland | £4,850 | £2,425 |
| Wales | £4,850 | £2,425 |
| EU | £21,300 | N/A |
| International | £21,300 | N/A |
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About
Program Overview
This degree offers an opportunity for advanced research on digital methods and sociotechnical futures within an interdisciplinary framework. It focuses on understanding the social and political dimensions of technological transformations, including the digital revolution, green energy, and artificial intelligence.
Research Focus
Students will develop interdisciplinary methods to study the interplay between technology and society, exploring how technological change shapes societal structures and vice versa.
Academic Environment
Participants will engage with internationally recognized scholars in science
...Subject Area Information
The sociology of science and technology is an interdisciplinary field that examines the social processes and cultural contexts that shape scientific research and technological innovation. This discipline explores how social, political, and economic factors influence scientific knowledge and technological development, and conversely, how science and technology affect society.
1. Introduction to Sociology of Science and Technology
2. Science, Technology, and Society (STS)
3. Technology and Social Change
4. Gender, Race, and Science
5. Ethics in Science and Technology
- Critical Thinking
- Research Skills
- Ethical Reasoning
- Communication
Career
The sociology of science and technology is a rich and multifaceted discipline that equips students with the analytical tools to understand and influence the complex interplay between science, technology, and society.
Science Policy Analyst
Working with government agencies or think tanks to develop policies that guide scientific research and technological innovation.
Researcher/Academic
Conducting research and teaching at universities or research institutions.
Science Communicator
Writing for scientific journals, popular science magazines, or working in public relations for scientific organizations.
Ethics Consultant
Advising corporations, research institutions, or governmental bodies on ethical issues related to science and technology.
Technology Assessment Specialist
Evaluating the social, economic, and environmental impacts of new technologies for private companies or public organizations.
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