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History and Philosophy of Science - 2007Science, Philosophy and History or The Ecological History of Humankind and From Plato to Einstein
IntroductionHistory and Philosophy of Science (HPS) asks questions about the nature of science as an activity and about its place in modern society.
Career OpportunitiesMost students take HPS as part of an Arts or Science degree. We recommend that students majoring in HPS combine their HPS studies with another major area of study. Successful HPS students better understand how science and technology work and can more intelligently analyse the society we live in and its scientific and technological debates. Some graduates will pursue careers which draw primarily on these skills in science itself, in industry, teaching, journalism, health education, in museums, in developing governmental science and technology policy. VCE PrerequisitesCompletion of Humanities and/or Science subjects in Year 11 and enrolment in Humanities and /or Science subjects 3/4 in Year 12. Students must obtain an A/A+ average in the subject areas mentioned, and a B+ average across non prerequisite subjects. Teaching LocationAll classes are taught at the University of Melbourne.
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Credit ArrangementsSee Credit Policy for further information. Subject DescriptionsOne subject each semester must be successfully completed in order to obtain the ENTER increment. Semester 1136-105 Science, Philosophy and History or 136-175 The Ecological History of Humankind Semester 2136-111 From Plato to Einstein More InformationEnquiries History and Philosophy of Science |
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