SS01 CO1.1 ANTHROPOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY, POLITICAL SCIENCE

ANTHROPOLOGY

is the study of humankind in all times and places by
focusing in the interconnections and interdependence of
all aspects of the human experience (William Haviland,
2014).

FIELD OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Archaelogy

The most common subfield of anthropology which deals with the study of human and society through the recovery and rediscovery of material remains and artifacts to explain present practices, beliefs and way of life.

FIELD OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Physical

Sometimes referred as biological anthropology. Deals
with biological organisms considering their origin, evolution and development, differentiation and diversities, and adaptation.

FIELD OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Cultural

Evolutionary process of society and culture as an integrated whole. It deals with the structure of society and the traditional practices of the community that sets it apart from others

FIELD OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Linguistic

Language patterns that reflect the structure and characteristic of a community. Deals with the historical
development of a society’s language as means of communication and preservation of their practices and traditions.

SOCIOLOGY

it deals with the study of behavior of the society and the social interactions taking place in it such that commonly, it deals with understanding behavioral changes, developments, improvements, manifestations and reactions of the society as a whole (Panopio, 2004).

FIELD OF SOCIOLOGY

Social Change

Understanding society as an institution by focusing on
social organization and disorganization as a consequence to the change of environment.

FIELD OF SOCIOLOGY

Population Studies

The composition of the population as they significantly influence the existing economic, political, and social system.

FIELD OF SOCIOLOGY

Sociological Research

Rediscovery and redevelopment of sociological findings as a way of explaining and understanding social phenomena. It involves the use of research tools to scientifically study the cause and effect of the sociological event

FIELD OF SOCIOLOGY

Social Organizations

Formation of social groups, institutions and their behaviors. It focuses on how social groupings are formed and the different characteristics of each group in relation to other
groups.

FIELD OF SOCIOLOGY

Social Psychology

Human behavior as an outcome of individual
personality and collective behavior. It looks closely to the personal experiences of members of the society in explaining and understanding their behavior towards the society.

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Deals with issues of state, governance, leadership,
bureaucracy and its interaction with its citizens. Systematic study of government and politics. It makes generalizations and analyses about political behavior and uses these results to predict future behavior.

FIELD OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Political Theory

examines the contemporary application of political concepts such as human rights, equality, peace, and justice. Origins and purposes of the state governance by using different philosophical perspective as its foundation.

FIELD OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Public Policy

this field inquires on the types of governmental policies and
the underlying motivations for their enactment and implementation.

FIELD OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Comparative Politics

branch of political science that aims to provide context to the differences in government and political system

FIELD OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

International Relations

the study of state-to-state relations and the wider margin of the impacts of globalization

FIELD OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Political Behavior

this field covers the attitude, knowledge, and actions of an individual in response to political variables such as policies created by the government

FIELD OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Public Administration/Management

it examines the various administrative schemes implemented by government officials.

FIELD OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Public Administration/Management

Techniques and methods used in the management of the government. Deals with the operationalization of the government by looking at the interaction between the executive, legislative and judicial branch of government.