History of Science and Technology Program
Rooted in science and the humanities, the History of Science and Technology Program offers a truly interdisciplinary approach to the study of the fascinating and ever-changing interactions between society and scientific knowledge and practice. HOST will ask you to think about technology's impact on humanity, and whether that impact has been for the greater good or the greater evil.
As a King's student, you have full access to Dalhousie's electronic resources including e-books, journal articles, and databases.
The most seamless access point is via the Library's online catalogue, which establishes your institutional affiliation. If you are accessing these resources from off-campus, you will need to log in with your university credentials in order to access them (your NetID and password).
Access e-books, journal articles, and more by searching Novanet.
Search for a specific database or browse Dalhousie's list of databases here.
Search for a specific e-journal or browse Dalhousie's list of e-journals here.
