Introduction to Social Sciences and Economics

The study of how societies function, including their institutions, interactions, and dynamics.

A systematic study of past events to understand causes, effects, and societal development.

Focuses on the allocation of scarce resources, production, and exchange of goods and services.

Examines the history of political institutions and processes.

Studies the development of economic systems and factors like trade and finance.

Focuses on the everyday lives of ordinary people from different historical periods.

Investigates the historical relationship between humans and the environment.

Examines the history of healthcare, medical practices, and public health.

Studies the development, structure, and growth of businesses, companies, and industries.

Focuses on the lives and achievements of prominent figures in history.

The study of how businesses operate, aiming to understand factors that impact profits, pricing, production, and incentives.

The scientific study of humanity across time, encompassing both biological and cultural aspects.

A branch of anthropology focusing on understanding the development and characteristics of human cultures.

A branch of anthropology that deals with the biological aspects of human beings, specifically their origins, evolution, and variation.

The study of the past through the analysis of objects, structures, and other physical remains.

The study of human languages and their relation to cultures.

The study of political opinions, elections, and government at the national and local levels.

The study of politics within countries, comparing and contrasting their systems and processes,

The study of political interactions and relationships between countries.

The study of classical and contemporary political theories.

The study of how people behave in groups, including interactions and social structures.

Applying sociological theories and methods to real-world problems, analyzing data, and communicating findings to the public.

The study of societal life and interactions in urban areas, using sociological methods like statistical analysis and ethnographies.

Analyzing the development of social institutions, norms, and practices within different cultures.

The study of social life in rural areas, examining the lifestyles and social structures of communities outside urban centers.

Examines the relationship between social factors and health and medicine, exploring how social factors influence health outcomes.

Analyzes how social forces and institutions, such as politics, economics, and culture, influence schools and educational systems.

The study of the effects of the physical environment on a person's attitude and behavior.

A discipline that provides guidance, emotional support, and help to individuals facing life challenges.

A field focused on improving individual and collective well-being through services and interventions aimed at families, groups, and communities.

The study of how social structure influences and affects politics, examining how power is distributed in society and how individuals and groups interact with political institutions.

The sociological study of military organizations, the relationship between civilians and the military, war experiences, and the use and control of force.

The study of the interaction between people and their environments, exploring the relationship between human societies and the natural world.

The scientific study of human population across time, examining factors like population growth, distribution, and demographics.

A branch of study that applies concepts, theories, and models from various social sciences to address real-world problems and improve societal well-being.

A subfield of geography that focuses on the study of the natural features of the Earth, including landforms, water bodies, and the atmosphere.

A subfield of geography that studies how people create cultures and societies within their natural environment.

The study of how politics and power influence society, examining how social structure shapes political outcomes and vice versa.

The sociological study of the military, including its internal dynamics, its relationship with civilian society, and its role in warfare.

A branch of geography that focuses on the study of the Earth's natural features, processes, and systems.