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By Charlie Jane Anders Published September 1, 2013, 4:53 pm ET

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Learn from the future… today! The University of California at Riverside is launching a program in Science Fiction and Technoculture Studies, for people who want to study how science fiction addresses our anxieties around technological change.

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