I'm a history student who has become tired of all the subjects the history classes I take revolve around. They always revolve around politics, military & religion. This is when I realized that at most schools you can choose between the following degrees:
Art History/Music History - For people interested in art but not necessarily good at it.
American History - For people interested soley in U.S. history.
History - General
History - Legal - For people interested in law but don't want to become lawyers or judges
History - Religion - For people interested in religious history (normally American only)
Yet with all of these history fields no schools (that I know of) have a history of medicine, history of physics/astronomy, history of biology/medicine, history of chemistry, history computers or anything in the history field of science and technology.
I've become increasingly interested in science from a "outside" point of view, but aren't good enough at it to become a scientist. As a result I find myself lost in deciding what to do with my life.
Why do you think there isn't history of science/technology degrees & what degree would be the best for a social science student who has a big interest in science & computers? Also, do you know of any schools that might have a history of science/medicine or technology degree?