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# Theories of Science - Spring 2025 - All you need to know # Theories of Science - Spring 2025 - All you need to know
You can download a pdf-version of this site with all its information [here](/pdf/document.pdf).
The course provides an introduction to theories of science and relevant social science and humanities scholarship, with an emphasis on the history and philosophy of science and the social organization and dynamics of various academic fields, including their strategies for producing knowledge and the interaction between research and society. The course provides an introduction to theories of science and relevant social science and humanities scholarship, with an emphasis on the history and philosophy of science and the social organization and dynamics of various academic fields, including their strategies for producing knowledge and the interaction between research and society.
The course engages with issues such as philosophical assumptions underlying high-quality scholarship, making claims about truth and objectivity, professional and societal relevance of science, navigation of academic challenges, and classic and contemporary critiques of science. To contribute to a better understanding of academic work, insights into the history of science and academic scholarship and the key features of the modern university are provided. Moreover, the course is one of the few arenas in which PhD students from a wide variety of disciplines meet and work together, which increases their interdisciplinary sensitivities. The course engages with issues such as philosophical assumptions underlying high-quality scholarship, making claims about truth and objectivity, professional and societal relevance of science, navigation of academic challenges, and classic and contemporary critiques of science. To contribute to a better understanding of academic work, insights into the history of science and academic scholarship and the key features of the modern university are provided. Moreover, the course is one of the few arenas in which PhD students from a wide variety of disciplines meet and work together, which increases their interdisciplinary sensitivities.

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All lectures and the conference will take place at Dragvoll (room NN). All lectures will take place at Dragvoll, room 8563 (in the back of the library, walk through to the end and then turn to the left) ).
The course consists of three two-day meetings and a course conference. The dates for Spring 2025 are: The course consists of three two-day meetings and a course conference. The dates for Spring 2025 are:
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- May 12-13 - May 12-13
- May 26-27 - May 26-27
Conference: June 6 Conference: June 6 (room will be announced)