Critical and Creative Thinking Graduate Program, UMass Boston

Student and Community Resources

This page serves as a portal to information about courses (upcoming offerings, syllabi, past evaluations, books), to course wikis and news about alums and the CCT monthly news for the Critical and Creative Thinking graduate program at the University of Massachusetts Boston and its Science in a Changing World track (as well as the Liberal and Interdisciplinary Studies concentration).


Two different wikis, Critical, Creative and Reflective Practice and Science in a Changing World, were previously used as primary places for building communities that extend beyond the formal programs of study. Archival links to past projects are contained throughout this site now.

Current active wiki links

CCT & SICW community
CCT & SICW studies

Course wikis

CrCrTh601, Critical Thinking
CrCrTh602, Creative Thinking (experimental hybrid fall version)
CrCrTh611, Design for Living Complexities (summer)
CrCrTh612, Creative Thinking at Work (summer)
CrCrTh616, Dialogue Processes
CrCrTh618, Creative Thinking, Collaboration and Organizational Change
CrCrTh618su, Creative Thinking, Collaboration and Organizational Change (summer semester only)
CrCrTh619, Biomedical Ethics
CrCrTh627, Anti-Racist and Multicultural Education
CrCrTh630, Criticism & Creativity in the Literature & Arts (hybrid fall version)
CrCrTh640, Environment, Science & Society: Critical Thinking
CrCrTh645, Biology in Society: Critical Thinking
CrCrTh649, Scientific and Political Change
CrCrTh650, Mathematical Thinking (hybrid fall version)
CrCrTh653, Epidemiological Thinking and Population Health
CrCrTh655, Metacognition
CrCrTh692, Processes of Research & Engagement
CrCrTh693, Action Research for Educational, Professional and Personal Change
CrCrTh694, Synthesis of Theory and Practice
WoSt597, Gender, Race & the Complexities of Science & Technology


Past Projects

Projects, past and current
Exchange & Inquiry within courses
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