Teaching and Learning
Explore our courses, experiential learning opportunities, degree pathways, student organizations, and academic resources that connect the study of environment, health, technology, and science to today's global challenges.
Ohio State offers undergraduate students unparalleled opportunities to study environmental history through the nation's largest concentration of environmental history faculty, interdisciplinary coursework across the College of Arts and Sciences, and extensive course offerings exploring the historical relationships between people and the environment.
Discover how environment, health, technology, and science have shaped the modern world through the Ohio State History Department's EHTS graduate program, which combines interdisciplinary scholarship, globally focused research, and faculty expertise spanning diverse regions, historical periods, and themes.
The Politics of Climate: United Nations Summit Education Abroad Program gives Ohio State students the opportunity to study the history and politics of international climate negotiations while participating in United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP) meetings and engaging directly with global leaders, policymakers, and activists working to address climate change.
Ohio State offers undergraduate students unparalleled opportunities to study environmental history through the nation's largest concentration of environmental history faculty, interdisciplinary coursework across the College of Arts and Sciences, and extensive course offerings exploring the historical relationships between people and the environment.
Discover how environment, health, technology, and science have shaped the modern world through the Ohio State History Department's EHTS graduate program, which combines interdisciplinary scholarship, globally focused research, and faculty expertise spanning diverse regions, historical periods, and themes.
The Politics of Climate: United Nations Summit Education Abroad Program gives Ohio State students the opportunity to study the history and politics of international climate negotiations while participating in United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP) meetings and engaging directly with global leaders, policymakers, and activists working to address climate change.
Our Courses
- History of Agriculture and Rural America
- History of Medicine in Film
- Global Environmental History
- Food in World History
- History of Public Health, Medicine and Disease
- Water: A Human History
- The History of Medicine in Western Society
- History of the Car
- Big History
- History of Medicine and Public Health in Latin America
- American Environmental History
- History of African Health and Healing
- History of American Medicine
- HIV: From Microbiology to Macrohistory
- Graduate Readings in Environmental History
- Graduate Readings in the History of Science
- Special Topics in the History of Environment, Technology, and Science
- Coca-Cola Globalization: The History of American Business and Global Environmental Change 1800-Today
- Vaccines: A Global History
- European Environmental History
- Science and Society in Europe, from Copernicus to Newton
- Science and Society in Europe, from Newton to Hawking
- Environmental History of Ancient Greece and Rome
- Explorations of Science, Technology and the Environment in East Asia
- History of the Arctic
- Seminar in the History of Environment, Technology, and Science
- Seminar in Environmental History, Technology and Science