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Interdisciplinary Studies of Science (ISoS)

Bielefeld University· Bielefeld

Sociology, Social Science — علوم انسانی و اجتماعی، مطالعات زبان و فرهنگ، علوم اقتصادی، حقوق

زبان‌های تدریس: German، English
شروع: Winter semester, Summer semester
مدت: ۴ نیم‌سال
شهریه: بدون شهریه

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Degree: Master of Arts
Course location: Bielefeld
Teaching language: • German • English
Languages: Courses are held in German and English. Participants can choose to write the Master's thesis in either language.
Programme duration: 4 semesters
Beginning: Winter and summer semester
Application deadline: Applicants with a foreign degree: 15 July for the following winter semester 15 January for the following summer semester Applicants with a German degree: 1 September for the following winter semester 1 March for the following summer semester
Tuition fees per semester in EUR: None
Combined Master's degree / PhD programme: No
Joint degree / double degree programme: No
Description/content: The "Interdisciplinary Studies of Science (ISoS)" Master's programme at Bielefeld University offers a course of study that aims to bring out essential characteristics of science. The objective is to analyse the ways in which science produces knowledge, the institutional framework and economic structure of science, and the ways in which science is part of a changing social context both in the past and at present. This analysis requires linking various disciplinary perspectives. The sociology of science analyses the interrelations between science and its societal context. The philosophy of science focuses on the epistemic aspects of justifying knowledge claims and cognitive rationality. It puts special emphasis on the ethical aspect of responsibility. The history of science traces the historical development of science in its continuities and ruptures and analyses the ways in which this is significant to the economy and society. These disciplinary approaches complement each other, and together, they contribute to a better understanding of science.

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Interdisciplinary Studies of Science (ISoS)

Bielefeld University· Bielefeld

Sociology, Social Science — علوم انسانی و اجتماعی، مطالعات زبان و فرهنگ، علوم اقتصادی، حقوق

زبان‌های تدریس: German، English
شروع: Winter semester, Summer semester
مدت: ۴ نیم‌سال
شهریه: بدون شهریه

هنوز بررسی نشده

برای بررسی، دکمهٔ «دریافت اطلاعات از سایت دانشگاه» را بزن.

Degree: Master of Arts
Course location: Bielefeld
Teaching language: • German • English
Languages: Courses are held in German and English. Participants can choose to write the Master's thesis in either language.
Programme duration: 4 semesters
Beginning: Winter and summer semester
Application deadline: Applicants with a foreign degree: 15 July for the following winter semester 15 January for the following summer semester Applicants with a German degree: 1 September for the following winter semester 1 March for the following summer semester
Tuition fees per semester in EUR: None
Combined Master's degree / PhD programme: No
Joint degree / double degree programme: No
Description/content: The "Interdisciplinary Studies of Science (ISoS)" Master's programme at Bielefeld University offers a course of study that aims to bring out essential characteristics of science. The objective is to analyse the ways in which science produces knowledge, the institutional framework and economic structure of science, and the ways in which science is part of a changing social context both in the past and at present. This analysis requires linking various disciplinary perspectives. The sociology of science analyses the interrelations between science and its societal context. The philosophy of science focuses on the epistemic aspects of justifying knowledge claims and cognitive rationality. It puts special emphasis on the ethical aspect of responsibility. The history of science traces the historical development of science in its continuities and ruptures and analyses the ways in which this is significant to the economy and society. These disciplinary approaches complement each other, and together, they contribute to a better understanding of science.