The Ohio State History Department offers a graduate program in the history of environment, health, technology, and science (EHTS). This programme has great chronological, geographical, and thematic breadth. Our faculty members work on (and teach) environmental history, the histories of medicine and public health, the history of technology, climate history, water history, urban history, food history, deep history, Big history, the history of science, energy history and the history of capitalism. We have a strong commitment to researching all these themes in a world-historical context, although individual faculty members are also experts in particular geographical and chronological fields, from Latin America to Japan.
Courses in Environment, Health, Technology, and Science (EHTS)
Environment, Health, Technology, and Science Faculty
Environment, Health, Technology, and Science Events
Note: students whose major field lies within US History are required to demonstrate competence in at least one foreign language, to be determined in consultation with the advisor.