Anthropology

ANTHROPOLOGY

Science of humanity; the study of human beings, their origin, their societies, and their cultures; roots its observations to the origin of humans to understand fully the societies and cultures of the human organisms through time

SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY

The study of humans in relation to societies

CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

The study of human cultures

SOCIOLOGY

Scientific study of a society—its origin, development, networks, and functions; aims to explain how different elements in the environment affect and influence the growth and life of a person

POLITICAL SCIENCE

The study of politics, its institutions and processes; includes allocation of power, roles and systems of governance, political behavior, and public policies

SOCIETY

A group of people living together in organized communities, following common laws, values, customs, and traditions; derived from Latin “socius” and “societas” meaning “companion” and French “societe” meaning “companionship”