We have a programme here at Griffith (address:  Nathan, Brisbane, 4111,
Qld., Australia), which involves majors in the Faculty of Science and
Technology in STS and in the Faculty of Humanities in HPS. I give a brief
description of each. 

Both majors require 6 subjects, where 4 subjects are a normal semester 
load in a three year (6 semester) degree. The two faculties mentioned 
above do not have the resources to mount 6 subjects on their own, hence 
they 'borrow' 2. That is to say, the HPS major comprises the 4 Humanities 
subjects and 2 from science. The scientists have a little more choice, as 
they can 'borrow' from the Faculty of Environmental Science as well as 
from Humanities. The subjects offered by Science are: Biosciences, 
Medicine and Society; Science, Technology and the Modern Industrial 
State; Science, Ethics and Values; Science, Technology and 
Underdevelopment. By Humanities, they are: Scientific Institutions; The 
Mechanical World View; The Darwinian Revolution; The Nature of Science. 
All of these are 'upper level', i.e. Second and Third Year, subjects. 
There is also an STS subject in First Year Science.

There is a proposal to combine the above subject with some from 
Envrionmental Science and offer a B.Phil. in STS/HPS, which may be 
successful for next year.