regarding race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality,

class, and disability.

.Archaeology, or archeology, is the study
of human activity through the recovery
and analysis of material culture.
The archaeological record consists of
artifacts, architecture, biofacts or ecofacts
and cultural
landscapes. Archaeology can be
considered both a social science and a
branch of the humanities.
Area studies (also regional studies) are
interdisciplinary fields of research and
scholarship pertaining to particular
geographical, national/federal, or cultural
regions.
Geography is the study of places and the
relationships between people and their
environments. Geographers explore both
the physical properties of Earth's surface
and the human societies spread across it.
Gender-Sexuality-Studies examines the
historical and theoretical development of
sexuality in migration research. Noting gaps
and omissions in the literature, the essay
proposes a dual notion of sexuality including
one that is produced by the intersection of
other social identities such as class and race,
and a queer studies-derived idea of the sexual
that goes against the normalizing of
heterosexual institutions and practices.
Psychology is the scientific study of the
mind and behavior. Psychology is a
multifaceted discipline and includes many
sub-fields of study such areas as human
development, sports, health, clinical,
social behavior and cognitive processes.
Sociology the study of the development,
structure, and functioning of human society.
Economics is the social science that
studies the production, distribution, and
consumption of goods and
services. Economics focuses on the
behaviour and interactions
of economic agents and how economies
work.

Anthropology is the scientific study of Political Science the branch of knowledge

humans and human behavior and societies in that deals with systems of government; the
the past and present. analysis of political activity and behavior.
Social anthropology studies patterns of
behaviour and cultural anthropology studies
cultural meaning, including norms and values. "Social work is a profession concerned with
helping individuals, families, groups and
Linguistic anthropology studies how
communities to enhance their individual and
language influences social life.
collective well-being. It aims to help people
Cultural-Ethnic-Studies As a subject, develop their skills and their ability to use their
cultural and ethnic studies is the own resources and those of the community to
resolve problems.
comparative analyses of racial and ethnic
groups, interpretations of cultural practices,
examination of biases, and exploration of a
vision of a “multiculturally intelligent”
society, with heightened awareness of
embedded beliefs and stereotypes

Public administration, the implementation of
government policies. Today public
administration is often regarded as including
also some responsibility for determining the
policies and programs of governments.
Specifically, it is the planning, organizing,
directing, coordinating, and controlling of
government operations.
Paleontology the branch of science
concerned with fossil animals and plants.
Oceanography is the study of all aspects of
the ocean. Oceanography covers a wide
range of topics, from marine life and
ecosystems, to currents and waves, to the
movement of sediments, to seafloor geology.
Media Studies the study of the mass media
as an academic subject.
Linguistics the study of the mass media as
an academic subject.
Library science is the field of study that
teaches how to manage books and other
information, particularly through collecting,
preserving, and organizing books and other
materials in libraries.
Law is a system of rules that are created and
enforced through social or governmental
institutions to regulate behavior. It has been
defined both as "the Science of Justice" and
"the Art of Justice". Law is a system that
regulates and ensures that individuals or a
community adhere to the will of the state
Information Science the study of processes
for storing and retrieving information,
especially scientific or technical information.
Industrial Relations the relations between
management and workers in industry.
History (from Greek, historia, meaning
'inquiry; knowledge acquired by investigation')
is the past as it is described in written
documents, and the study thereof. Events
occurring before written records are
considered prehistory.
Environmental studies brings together the
principles of the physical sciences,
commerce/economics and social sciences so
as to solve contemporary environmental
problems. It is a broad field of study that
includes the natural environment, the
built environment, and the sets of
relationships between them.
Education is the process of facilitating
learning, or the acquisition of knowledge,
skills, values, beliefs, and habits. Educational
methods include storytelling, discussion,
teaching, training, and directed research.
Ecology the branch of biology that deals with
the relations of organisms to one another and
to their physical surroundings.
Development studies. From Wikipedia, the
free encyclopedia. Development studies is a
multidisciplinary branch of social
science. Development studies is offered as
a specialized master's degree in a number of
reputed universities across the world, and,
less commonly, as an undergraduate degree.
Demography the study of statistics such as
births, deaths, income, or the incidence of
disease, which illustrate the changing
structure of human populations.
Criminology is the study of the law
enforcement and criminal justice system.
A person looking for a career in criminal
justice will very likely first seek to earn a
criminology degree. While criminal
justice and criminology are certainly
related fields, they are not identical.
Communication studies is an academic field
that deals with processes of human
communication, commonly defined as the
sharing of symbols to create meaning. The
discipline encompasses a range of topics,
from face-to-face conversation to mass media
outlets such as television broadcasting.
Civics the study of the rights and duties of
citizenship.
Business Studies is an academic subject
taught in schools and at university level in
many countries. ... Business Studies is a
broad subject in the Social Sciences, allowing
the in-depth study of a range of specialties
such as accountancy, finance, organization,
human resources management and
marketing.