BA, BSc offered by the Faculty of Science 
Are you interested in exploring the intricate relationships between science, technology, and society? 91ÑÇÉ«'s program offers a deep dive into these connections. You'll tackle pressing issues like digital surveillance, environmental degradation, ethics in genomics, and more. This program equips you with the skills to analyze complex challenges, recognizing the intertwined natural, social, and technical aspects. Join us and become a catalyst for informed social decision-making. 
Career Options in Science, Technology and Society 
Here are just some of the career options related to this major. As all degrees offer transferable skills, some jobs are more closely linked to this field, than others. Check for regional requirements.
- Chief Sustainability Officer 
- Chief Technology Officer (CTO) 
- Community Engagement Coordinator 
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Specialist 
- Digital Anthropologist 
- Director of Community Engagement 
- Director of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) 
- Director of Science Policy 
- Education Specialist 
- Environmental Policy Analyst 
- Ethical Hacker 
- Ethics and Compliance Manager 
- Ethics Officer 
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- Healthcare Advocate 
- Research Assistant 
- Science and Technology Diplomat 
- Science Communication Director 
- Science Communication Innovator 
- Science Communication Specialist 
- Science Policy Analyst 
- Science Policy Entrepreneur 
- Senior Environmental Policy Analyst 
- Senior Researcher 
- Tech Ethicist 
- Technology Consultant 
- Technology Evangelist 
- Technology Policy Analyst 
- Technology Policy Researcher 
- Technology Transfer Officer 
Some career choices may require further education, such as graduate studies or professional courses and exams. For detailed career descriptions and specific requirements, please check .
Entry-Level Positions in Science, Technology and Society 
An undergraduate degree is typically sufficient for these positions, though some locations may require additional qualifications. For region-specific information, please check .
- Community Engagement Assistant
- Data Analyst Assistant
- Environmental Policy Assistant
- Ethics Officer Assistant
- Education Assistant
- Healthcare Technology Assistant
- Policy Analyst Assistant
- Project Coordinator Assistant
- Public Relations Assistant
- Research Assistant
- Science Communication Assistant
- Social Media Coordinator
- Sustainability Coordinator Assistant
- Technical Writer
- Technology Policy Assistant
- Technology Research Assistant
- Innovation Coordinator Assistant
- Legislative Assistant
- Regulatory Affairs Assistant
- Risk Assessment Assistant
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Skills Developed through a Degree in Science, Technology and Society
Core Skills
- The ability to critically analyze the ethical, social, and political implications of scientific and technological advancements, assessing their impact on society and policy.
- The capacity to conduct interdisciplinary research, integrating concepts from science, technology, sociology, and philosophy to understand complex societal issues.
- The expertise to apply quantitative and qualitative research methods to study the intersection of science, technology, and societal development, including data collection and analysis.
- The ability to communicate scientific and technological concepts clearly and effectively, translating complex ideas for diverse audiences, including policymakers, the public, and stakeholders.
- The technical skills to utilize digital tools and data visualization software to analyze and present information related to science, technology, and social trends.
- The capacity to engage with and apply theories from science and technology studies (STS), using them to critically evaluate and solve real-world problems in diverse contexts.
Communication, Data Gathering and Organizational Skills
- The ability to present your thoughts clearly and intelligently in written statements and opinion pieces, efficiently conveying your message and supporting it with evidence
- The capacity to explain ideas clearly to others and to apply complex theoretical concepts to everyday practice and professional dilemmas
- The skills to collect various types of information, focus on relevant and reliable sources, considering potential linkages from different fields
- The ability to understand, organize, and analyze information and to apply novel forms of technology to different professional settings and tasks
- The capacity to critically analyze problems, think creatively and make sound decisions while considering different sides of an argument
Management and Teamwork Skills
- The capacity to lead and interact with a variety of people with different approaches, and personal and professional backgrounds
- The ability to interpret and analyze information presented by peers and efficiently and constructively support or challenge their proposals, theories, ideas and reports to successfully achieve a project’s intended result
- Skills enabling you to work effectively in group situations, partaking in decision-making, leading and contributing in various capacities to the ultimate success of the team and task
- The ability to debate, persuade, mediate and present your thoughts and opinions to others, as well as the capacity to recognize and incorporate other potential solutions or applications to given problems
- The capability to identify priorities and proper courses of action, to plan the execution of tasks and to determine and delegate responsibilities to group members to most effectively carry out projects
Professional Associations
Professional associations offer valuable insights into qualifications, industry trends, and career opportunities. They provide networking events, workshops, mentorship programs, and internships, as well as job boards and career development resources. Additionally, some associations offer professional licensing and regulatory oversight.
- (CSTHA): The CSTHA is dedicated to advancing the study of the history of science, technology, and medicine in Canada. It fosters scholarly research, organizes events, and publishes a journal to explore the societal impacts of technological advancements.
- (CEEA): The CEEA is an organization for those interested in engineering education, including its social and ethical dimensions. It focuses on improving the quality of engineering education and fostering interdisciplinary dialogue on how engineering intersects with societal needs.
- (CSA): Provides a platform for networking, professional development, and publishing research that addresses the intersection of science, technology, and society.
- Champions Canada’s technological future by helping to facilitate and enable the tech industry and government to work together to grow and evolve with new technology available.