Courses Offered
LIST OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY MINOR COURSES OFFERED IN AY2025/2026
(courses for Semester 2 are subjected to changes)
| COURSE CODE/TITLE |
SEM 1
AY 25/26 |
SEM 2
AY 25/26 |
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| Essential Courses | ||
| HY2251 From the Wheel to the Web | ||
| SC3211 Science, Technology and Society | ||
| PH2223 Introduction to the Philosophy of Technology | ||
| PH2201 Introduction to Philosophy of Science (For Cohort 2021 and after) | ||
| Level-1000 Courses | ||
| GEC1000/GEH1001 Globalisation and New Media | ||
| GEC1011/GEH1043 Microbes which Changed Human History | ||
| GEC1012/GEH1044 Understanding Globalisation | ||
| GEC1016/GEH1050 Plants and Society | ||
| GEH1018 A Brief History of Science | ||
| GEI1000/GET1031 Computational Thinking | ||
| GEI1002/GET1030 Computers and the Humanities | ||
| GEK1013 or GEH1021 Rethinking Technology, Organisations and People | ||
| GEK1046 Introduction to Cultural Studies | ||
| GEK1501 Information Technology and Us | ||
| GEK1502 Food Security and Safety | ||
| GEK1506 Heavenly Mathematics: Cultural Astronomy | ||
| GEK1513 Wireless Communications - Past, Present and Future | ||
| GEK1522 or GEH1025 Global Environmental Issues | ||
| GEK1527 or LSM1302 Genes and Society | ||
| GEK1536 or GEH1017 Computation and Machine: Ancient and Modern | ||
| GEK1539 or GEH1018 A Brief History of Science |
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| GEM1536 or GET1020 or GEX1007 Darwin and Evolution* | ||
| GEH1059 Living in a Nuclear World (Note: Defunct with effect from Sem 2 AY2023-24) | ||
| GEC1009 or GEH1026 or GEK2506 Drugs and Society** | ||
| GESS1002/GES1004 The Biophysical Environment of Singapore | ||
| GET1010 or GEM2502 Modes of Invention | ||
| GEX1011 or GET1025 or PH2225/GEK2041 Science Fiction and Philosophy*** | ||
| HS1501 Artificial Intelligence and Society | ||
| HS1502 Conceptual Introduction to Machine Learning | ||
| IT1244 Artificial Intelligence: Technology and Impact | ||
| NM1101E Communications, New Media and Society | ||
| Level-2000 Courses | ||
| HS2914 How to Get Humans and Machines to Talk to Each Other | ||
| HSI2008 A Brief History of Science & Why Things Often Go Wrong | ||
| HSI2012 From Ancient Cosmologies to Big Bang | ||
| HSI2014 Science, Medical Technology and Society |
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| HY2235 or GEK2008 Environmental History | ||
| HY2251 From the Wheel to the Web | ||
| NM2101 Theories of Communications and New Media |
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| NM2102 Communications and New Media Research (To Cohort 2012 only) | ||
| NM2209 Social Psychology of New Media |
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| NSS2001% Science and Society |
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| PH2201 or GEM2025 Introduction to Philosophy of Science |
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| PH2216 or GEK2031 Environmental Philosophy | ||
| PH2217 or GEK2032 Computerisation and Ethics | ||
| PH2223 or GEK2037 Introduction to the Philosophy of Technology | ||
| SC2211 Medical Sociology |
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| SC2221 Environment and Society | ||
| SN2251 The Information Revolution in India | ||
| PH2226 Concept of Nature in Inquiry | ||
| GEM2902 Climate Change | ||
| SSU2000 Biomedicine and Singapore Society | ||
| GEK2041 Science Fiction and Philosophy | ||
| Level-3000 Courses | ||
| AN3209 Anthropology of Technology |
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| GE3231 Natural Hazards | ||
| HY3223 Technology and Culture in the Asia-Pacific | ||
| HY3252 From Tropical Medicine to Bioscience | ||
| HY3261 Historicizing Science, Technology and Society |
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| NM3202 Governance and New Media | ||
| NM3210 Cybercrime and Society | ||
| PH3213 Knowledge, Modernity, and Global Change |
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| SC3211 Science, Technology and Society | ||
| SC3218 Inquiry in Health and Society | ||
| SE3218 Industrialising Singapore and Southeast Asia | ||
| JS3226 Japan: The Green Nation? | ||
| Level-4000 Courses | ||
| NM4225 Critical Interaction Design (5 Units) (For Cohort 2016 to 2020) (Note: Defunct with effect from Sem 1 AY2022-23) |
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*GET1020 for cohort 2020 and before; GEX1007 for cohort 2021 and after
**GEH1026 for cohort 2020 and before; GEC1009 for cohort 2021 and after
***GET1025 for cohort 2020 and before; GEX1011 for cohort 2021 and after
****Subject to changes and availability
Last updated: 10 November 2025
ACADEMIC CONVENOR
Assoc Prof Natalie Pang