This interdisciplinary graduate program explores the historical, philosophical, cultural, religious, social, and technical conditions under which knowledge emerges, is preserved, transformed, and interacts with society. Courses are taught in English (from autumn 2025) and cover topics in history of technology, philosophy, science studies, cultural analysis and comparative literature. Students develop analytical skills to critically examine the production of scientific and technical knowledge, communicate complex ideas to diverse audiences, and prepare for roles in academia, journalism, policy consulting, and museums. The program offers specializations in Philosophy, History, and Science of Literature and Culture, with mentoring opportunities from faculty experts. Upon completion, graduates may pursue PhD studies. 来源： https://ethz.ch/content/dam/ethz/special-interest/study-programme-websites/magpw-dam/mahpk_2025/MAHPK_study_guide.pdf