Teaching

META scholars offer various courses to Master students in Engineering, Architecture and Design. The ultimate goal is that all graduate students at the Politecnico di Milano will have completed at least one META course when they graduate. META scholars are committed to offering specialized courses on topics such as Ethics of Technology and Technology and Society as well as integrated and interdisciplinary courses that are co-taught with colleagues from the engineering departments.

Bachelor and Master level

– Bioethics (Viola Schiaffonati)

– Computer Ethics (Viola Schiaffonati)

– Emerging Technologies and Societal Challenge (Paolo Volontè)

– Ethics for Technology A (Daniele Chiffi)

– Ethics for Technology B (Fabio Fossa)

– Ethics Seminar (Viola Schiaffonati)

– Filosofia della Conoscenza (Simona Chiodo)

– Pensiero Creativo (Simona Chiodo)

– Philosophical Issues of Computer Science (Viola Schiaffonati)

– Philosophy of Science and Technology (Giovanni Valente)

– Power Systems: Ethical Issues and Social Impacts (Viola Schiaffonati & Samuele Grillo)

– Social Impact, Risk and Responsibility of Technology and Engineering (Malvina Ongaro)

– The Social Shaping of Technology (Chris Hesselbein)

– Biomedical Technologies: Philosophical and Ethical Issues (Stefano Canali)

– Diversity-Aware Design for Technology Solutions (Chris Hesselbein & Mara Tanelli)

– Ethics for Transportations (Fabio Fossa)

– Critical Thinking A (Daniele Chiffi)

– Critical Thinking B (Hernán Bobadilla)

– Social History of Technology (Paolo Bory)

-Innovation Cultures and Theories (Paolo Bory & Paolo Volonté)

– Sociology of Environmental Issues (Riccardo Chesta)

Doctoral level

– Epistemology of Scientific and Technological Research (Simona Chiodo)

– Ethics and Technology (Viola Schiaffonati)

– European Culture (Simona Chiodo)

– Scientific Models: Conceptual Foundations and Philosophical Issues (Daniele Chiffi & Giovanni Valente)

– Scientific Reasoning: Logic, Philosophy and Applications (Rawad El Skaf)

– Technology and Society (Chris Hesselbein)

– The Process of Research (Paolo Volontè)

– Philosophy of Science and Technology (Stefano Canali)

– Social and Political Challenges of Sustainability (Riccardo Chesta)