Science, Technology and Society (STS)

Science, Technology and Society (STS)

We give you the opportunity to think, to open your mind and grow as a person.

We give you the opportunity to think, to open your mind and grow as a person.

IN THIS SECTION

IN THIS SECTION

IN THIS SECTION

STS prepares you for the unpredictable

Digital Pioneers build what matters in areas that are yet unexplored and strive to make a positive difference with their work. That is why we believe in the importance of our Science, Technology & Society Program (STS).

We believe that all students of technology and design should think about the social impact of their work, and understand political forces they are feeding, as well as understand something about history, philosophy and the arts.

We believe that all students of technology and design should think about the social impact of their work, and understand political forces they are feeding, as well as understand something about history, philosophy and the arts.

We provide you with a space to ask the big questions and to take the time and effort it needs to improve your answers. We believe there are questions every student should ask, books that every student should read, and activities like theater and the arts, that everybody should experience first hand.

STS: There are no limits

STS: There are no limits

Meet great minds. Read great books. Express yourself in ways you haven’t before.

Meet great minds. Read great books. Express yourself in ways you haven’t before.

"If you want to change the world, try understanding it first."

Gyps

STS: There are no limits

Meet great minds. Read great books. Express yourself in ways you haven’t before.

"If you want to change the world, try understanding it first."

Gyps

STS – What is this about?

STS – What is this about?

We will not tell you, what (or who) you will be after graduating at CODE – this decision will be totally up to you. But to give you an idea, we recommend you head over to Digitale-leute.de for some very interesting interviews with software engineers from the digital economy.

We will not tell you, what (or who) you will be after graduating at CODE – this decision will be totally up to you. But to give you an idea, we recommend you head over to Digitale-leute.de for some very interesting interviews with software engineers from the digital economy.

"If you want to change the world, try understanding it first."

Gyps

In the STS seminars and workshops, you will get a chance to study the works of writers, historians and artists and discuss fundamental philosophical, sociological and ethical concepts. Improve your creativity, critical thinking and broaden your horizons.

STS will help you to leave your comfort zone.

Our Science Technology and Society Programme – short STS – provides all students with the opportunity to explore great ideas and express themselves beyond their field of study.

Our Science Technology and Society Programme – short STS – provides all students with the opportunity to explore great ideas and express themselves beyond their field of study.

Take courses in history or philosophy, stage performance or creative writing, self-organisation or learn about other cultures – or even create your own STS project!

STS brings old humanist education to the new media. We want to read, write and think with you, and be creative together.

What do you want to do?

What do you want to do?

Tell us what you think is good. Tell us what you think is beautiful. Tell us what you think is true.

Tell us what you think is good. Tell us what you think is beautiful. Tell us what you think is true.

"Who is in charge, if a self-driving car kills a human? The engineer?"

One of our students

STS: There are no limits

Meet great minds. Read great books. Express yourself in ways you haven’t before.

"If you want to change the world, try understanding it first."

Gyps

Whether to use C++ or C# – is this maybe a moral question? Can UI-design be inherently evil? Would you work for a company that curtails the freedom of its customers? We will read Plato and Nietzsche, the Hacker Manifesto and the Halloween Documents, European Privacy Laws and Shakespeare.

While you do that, we encourage you to learn about the past, the future and other cultures, about economics and sociology – and don’t forget to dance! And to go leave our little bubble from time to time and investigate all sides of life in the city, the country, and the world you live in.

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Let us keep you posted!

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