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Social Science

Academic study of human society, behavior, relationships, and institutions.

Understanding Human Behavior & Interaction

Helps analyze social relationships and interactions.

Fostering Critical Thinking

Develops analytical skills to evaluate social issues.

Improving Societal Structures

Contributes to better governance and institutions.

Promoting Cultural Awareness

Enhances understanding of diverse cultures.

Addressing Global Challenges

Tackles issues like poverty, inequality, and environmental change.

Influencing Policy & Decision-Making

Aids in formulating effective laws and policies.

Personal & Professional Growth

Provides valuable insights for various careers.

Sociology

Scientific study of human society, social behavior, and institutions.

Social Institutions

Study of family, education, religion, economy, government, etc.

Social Stratification & Inequality

Examines class, race, gender, and global disparities.

Social Change & Development

Analyzes social movements, urbanization, and globalization.

Cultural Sociology

Explores beliefs, values, media, and cultural shifts.

Sociology of Health & Medicine

Studies healthcare systems and public health.

Criminology & Sociology of Law

Focuses on crime, justice systems, and social justice.

Political Science

Systematic study of politics, government, and political behavior.

Political Theory

Philosophies of governance (Plato, Aristotle, Marx, Locke).

Comparative Politics

Comparison of different political systems.

International Relations

Diplomacy, foreign policies, global conflicts, and cooperation.

Public Administration

Government management and policy implementation.

Political Economy

Relationship between politics and economics.

Political Behavior

Voting patterns, protests, lobbying, and political socialization.

Legislative Branch

Creates laws (e.g., Congress, Senate).

Executive Branch

Enforces laws (e.g., President, Cabinet).

Judicial Branch

Interprets laws (e.g., Supreme Court).