- History of Science, Medicine and Technology
- Medical Humanities
- History of Race, Gender and Sexuality
Scientific knowledge of the natural world, human behaviors, and the technologies and material objects that make up modern cultures is also a facet of historical study. The History of Science theme broadly includes the historical construction of disciplinary knowledge in its interactions with society and politics, including medicine as a mode of understanding bodies and human subjectivities. While historicizing the universality of these modes of knowledge-making, courses in this cluster are strongly linked to regional clusters in central and eastern Europe (the Habsburg and Romanov empires and their successor states).
Emese Lafferton
György Geréby
- Philosophy, from Late Antiquity to Early Modernity
- Religion, Early Christianity, Latin and Byzantine Theology
- Political Theory
Karl Hall
László Kontler
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History of Central Europe in the Early Modern Period and the Enlightenment
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Intellectual History: Political and Historical Thought, Translation, Reception
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History of Science, Production and Circulation of Knowledge
Marcell Sebők
- History of Collections
- Early Modern History of Knowledge and Science
- Microhistory and Historical Anthropology
- Networks in History
Lucija Balikić
- History of Austro-Hungarian Monarchy
- History of Yugoslavia
- History of Ideas
- History of Knowledge Production
Daniela Munteanu
- History of Human Sciences
- New Imperial History
- History of Knowledge
- History of Self
Science and the Nation
Hungarian Psychiatry, Society and Politics in the Long Nineteenth Century
