Graduate Courses taught in Fall semester 2009:

At the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

140.601 Research Methods in History of Science, Medicine, and Technology (Hanson, Marks).

140.654 Putting Science to Use: Understanding Applied Science Since the Second Industrial Revolution (Kargon).

140.710 Scientific Revolution (Portuondo).

140.705 History of Science: Antiquity to the Renaissance (Principe)

Directed Readings and Dissertation (each faculty member has their own course number under this general title).  For students doing fields, independent research, or research leading to a dissertation.

At the School of Medicine and School of Public Health:

(SOM)150.702 History of Medicine I:Antiquity to the Scientific Revolution (Fissell)

(SOM) 150.705 Analogy and Metaphor in Science and Medicine (Todes)

(SPH) 550-609.01 Life and Death in Charm City: Histories of Public Health in Baltimore, 1750 to the Present (Mooney)

(SOM) 150.802 Readings in the History of Medicine (Staff). For special students and circumstances, and before the student's fields are completed for non-department MA or PhD students.  Independent study, available to both graduate and medical students.

(SOM) 150.814 Directed Readings and Research: Pre-dissertation (Staff). For doctoral candidates and advanced students doing directed readings or research under faculty supervision, before their fields have been completed and before they are working on dissertation research.