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Jump to: Introductory Courses History of Science Courses Philosophy Courses HPS1000H Introduction to the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology (pro- seminar: required for… Continue Reading Courses (2017-18)
Jump to: Introductory Courses History of Science Courses Philosophy Courses HPS1000H Introduction to the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology (pro- seminar: required for… Continue Reading Courses (2017-18)
The Professor D O Robson Scholarship (up to $1,000) Awarded to Victoria College students at the end of Third Year with overall A standing who… Continue Reading Scholarships
History and Philosophy of Science and Technology Major Arts program, ASMAJ0667 Students are encouraged to meet with the Director of Undergraduate Studies prior to registering… Continue Reading Program of Study (POSt)
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IHPST offers three graduate programs: An MA program A four-year PhD program A five-year PhD program The four-year PhD program is designed for students with… Continue Reading Graduate Programs
The Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology provides a comprehensive program of undergraduate instruction in general history of science, history of… Continue Reading Undergraduate Program
At this time, there are no Post-Doctoral Fellowships being offered by the Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology. For further information… Continue Reading Post-Doctoral Fellows
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The Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology (IHPST) was founded in 1967. It is a graduate studies and research institute offering… Continue Reading About the Institute
Search our course offerings using the search box below, or you may download a full list of Graduate and Undergraduate courses below: Graduate Course Timetable… Continue Reading Courses
Faculty Name Research Area Title Email Brian Baigrie Philosophy of Science; Early Modern Natural Philosophy Associate Professor brian.baigrie@utoronto.ca Joseph Berkovitz Philosophy of Probability, Philosophy of… Continue Reading People
In this section, one can access job postings for all academic employment in the Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology at… Continue Reading Employment
2017-2018 Fall-Winter Session Timetable Fall Semester COURSE CODE/TITLE PROFESSOR DAY & TIME LOCATION HPS100H1 – Introduction to History & Philosophy of Science Hakob Barseghyan Online… Continue Reading 2017-2018 Undergraduate Timetable
Employees hired under this rubric include Faculty members, Lecturers (full and part-time), as well as CLTAs (Contractually Limited Term Appointments). Employees in this group are… Continue Reading University of Toronto Faculty Association (UTFA)
This area is for individuals seeking sessional employment who are not students or postdoctoral fellows at the University of Toronto. Sessional Lecturer 1: HPS 371H1… Continue Reading CUPE 3902 Unit 3
For questions pertaining to the department’s hiring process for teaching assistants please see our Statement of Policy for the Appointment of Teaching Assistants. CUPE 3902… Continue Reading CUPE 3902 Unit 1
Jump to: 100-Level Courses 200-Level Courses 300-Level Courses 400-Level Courses Research Opportunity Program Advanced Courses First Year Seminars The 199Y1 and 199H1 seminars are designed… Continue Reading Undergraduate Courses
The fees schedule consists of two categories depending on the status of the student in Canada: (1) Canadian citizens and permanent residents, and (2) visa… Continue Reading Funding and Fellowships
TA Room Bookings To book a time on the calendar below: 1. On your computer, open Google Calendar. 2. In the top left, click Create… Continue Reading Student and TA Resources
(Members of the Graduate Faculty of the IHPST from other University of Toronto departments, or external to the University of Toronto, and Professors Emeriti) Name… Continue Reading Affiliates
Name Research Area Title Email Erich Weidenhammer Cataloguing of the University of Toronto’s historic scientific instruments Curator and Researcher and PhD alumnus of the IHPST… Continue Reading University of Toronto Scientific Instruments Collection Project (UTSIC)
Name Research Area Title Email Bert Hall History of Technology Professor Emeritus bert.hall@utoronto.ca Trevor Levere History of Chemistry University Professor Emeritus trevor.levere@utoronto.ca Pauline Mazumdar History… Continue Reading Emerit(i/ae) Professors of the IHPST
Academic Administrators Name Research Area Title Email Edward Jones-Imhotep History of Technology Associate Professor and Director director.ihpst@utoronto.ca Brian Baigrie Philosophy of Science; Early Modern Natural… Continue Reading Administrators of the IHPST
Name Research Area Title Email Brian Baigrie Philosophy of Science; Early Modern Natural Philosophy Associate Professor brian.baigrie@utoronto.ca Joseph Berkovitz Philosophy of Probability, Philosophy of Physics,… Continue Reading Faculty
Name Research Area Title Email History of Visiting Scholars at IHPST (PDF)
Name Research Area Program Email Markus Alliksaar Philosophy of science PhD mark.alliksaar@mail.utoronto.ca Esther Atkinson Eighteenth century medicine; 18th century childhood PhD esther.atkinson@utoronto.ca Vincent Auffrey Social… Continue Reading Graduate Students
First Session HPS100H1 Introduction to History & Philosophy of Science Lectures and Tutorials: Online Professor: Hakob Barseghyan This is an online introduction to the key… Continue Reading 2017 Summer Courses
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Resources at the IHPST University of Toronto Scientific Instrument Collection Curator: Erich Weidenhammer Advisor: Dr. David A. Pantalony, Curator, Physical Sciences and Medicine, Canada Science… Continue Reading Public Resources and Helpful Pages
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The Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology Victoria College, 3rd floor 91 Charles Street West Toronto, ON M5S… Continue Reading Contact
The instructor must set a final deadline for the submission of coursework that will permit the submission of final grades by the Graduate Administrator’s departmental… Continue Reading IHPST Policy on Coursework Extensions
Content regarding the IHPST Graduate Programs is currently being updated. In the meantime, please refer to the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) Calendar. For your… Continue Reading PhD (4 year)
Content regarding the IHPST Graduate Programs is currently being updated. In the meantime, please refer to the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) Calendar. For your… Continue Reading PhD (5 year)
The Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology (IHPST) at the University of Toronto is a global leader in the interdisciplinary study… Continue Reading Graduate Studies
Admission Applicants are admitted under the General Regulations of the School of Graduate Studies. Admission to the MA is highly selective and competitive. Acceptance is… Continue Reading MA
Fall 2018 HPS1000H: Introduction for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology Mondays 12-2 Instructors: Mike Miller and Rebecca Woods Location: NF235 The purpose… Continue Reading Courses (2018-19)
IHPST offers admission to two degree programs: Master of Arts (MA) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD, four-year or five-year programs). Domestic and International Students Graduate degree programs are open to Canadian… Continue Reading Admission
IHPST maintains policies that govern good academic standing, student and faculty roles and responsibilities, thesis preparation and defence processes, and extensions for academic programs or… Continue Reading Policies and Procedures
The HAPSAT Society consists of all full- and part-time graduate students at the IHPST, and operates as their representative, organizational and social body. Meetings are… Continue Reading History and Philosophy of Science and Technology (HAPSAT) Society
Funds in the form of a subsidy will be available to support conference travel for IHPST graduate students. The total amount of funds available to… Continue Reading Procedure for Subsidy for Conference and Research Travel
Name Research Area Title Email Jamie Shaw Philosophy of science, science policy SSHRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow (supervisor: Brian Baigrie) jshaw222@uwo.ca
First Summer Term: HPS210H1 Scientific Revolutions I Tuesdays & Thursdays 12 – 2 Location: EM 001 Instructor: Professor Brian Baigrie Case studies in the history… Continue Reading 2018 Summer Courses
Fall 2018 HPS100H1: Introduction to History and Philosophy of Science (online) Course instructor: Hakob Barseghyan (24 Lectures, 10 Tutorials) This is an online introduction to… Continue Reading 2018-19 Undergraduate Timetable
IHPST strives to maintain accurate records of the careers (both academic and non-academic) of our graduates. If you are an alumnus, please contact Denise Horsley… Continue Reading Placements
The History and Philosophy of Science Undergraduate Society (HPSUS) consists of all full-time undergraduate students who are enrolled in any HPS course during any given… Continue Reading History and Philosophy of Science Undergraduate Society (HPSUS)
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Fall 2019 HPS4007H Body, Medicine, and Society in Early Modern Europe Wednesdays 10-12 Instructor: Lucia Dacome Location: NF205 The medical understanding of the human body… Continue Reading Courses (2019-20)
For a list of building locations and names, please visit http://map.utoronto.ca/utsg/c/buildings. Fall 2019 HPS100H1: Introduction to History and Philosophy of Science (online) Course instructor: Hakob… Continue Reading 2019-20 Undergraduate Timetable
Name Research Area Title Email Roberta Buiani Science and Technology Studies, Visual Cultures, Media studies, Science Communication, Emerging Technoscience Sessional Lecturer roberta.buiani@utoronto.ca Fermin Fulda Philosophy… Continue Reading Part-Time Instructors & Sessional Lecturers
First Summer Term: May 1 – June 30 HPS100H1: Introduction to History & Philosophy of Science Day & Time: Online course Location: Online course Course… Continue Reading 2020 Summer Courses
IHPST will be offering a full year of courses in the Fall and Spring terms of 2020-2021. Some of the courses will be offered with… Continue Reading Courses (2020-21)
For further information about mode of delivery, please see the Faculty of Arts & Science website. Fall 2020 HPS100H1: Introduction to History and Philosophy of… Continue Reading 2020-21 Undergraduate Timetable
IHPST is host to a number of working groups, research projects, and research collaborations that are engaged in interdisciplinary work in science and technology studies.
About Us The Philosophy of Medicine Working Group aims to build connections and collaborations between Toronto-area graduate students, professors, researchers, and post-graduates working in the… Continue Reading Philosophy of Medicine Working Group
SGS GradHub The SGS GradHub is the evolution of the Essential Guide for Graduate Students. The hub will be continually updated with student stories, resources,… Continue Reading SGS Resources
IHPST Graduate Courses 2021-22 (mode of delivery still to be determined). Fall HPS1000H Introduction to History and Philosophy of Science Pro-Seminar Brian Baigrie Day & Time:… Continue Reading Courses (2021-22)
Applicants are admitted under the General Regulations of the School of Graduate Studies. Applicants must also satisfy IHPST’s additional admission requirements stated below. Full-Time PhD… Continue Reading Doctor of Philosophy Program Requirements