1. Humanities
1.1. History
1.1.1. * African history
1.1.2. * American history
1.1.3. * Ancient history
1.1.4. * Argentine history
1.1.5. * Iranian History
1.1.6. * Indian History
1.1.7. * Chinese history
1.1.8. * Diplomatic history
1.1.9. * Ethnohistory
1.1.10. * European history
1.1.11. * History of science and technology
1.1.12. * Military history
1.1.13. * Modern history
1.1.14. * Intellectual history
1.1.15. * Cultural history
1.1.16. * Economic history
1.1.17. * World history
1.2. Languages and linguistics
1.2.1. * Applied Linguistics
1.2.2. * Computational linguistics / Natural language processing
1.2.3. * Discourse analysis
1.2.4. * Etymology
1.2.5. * Historical linguistics
1.2.6. * History of linguistics
1.2.7. Untitled
1.2.8. * Interlinguistics
1.2.9. * Morphology
1.2.10. Untitled
1.2.10.1. Untitled
1.2.11. Untitled
1.2.12. * Philology
1.2.13. * Phonetics
1.2.14. * Phonology
1.2.15. * Pragmatics
1.2.16. * Semantics
1.2.17. * Semiotics
1.2.18. * Sociolinguistics
1.2.19. * Syntax
1.2.20. Untitled
1.2.20.1. Untitled
1.2.21. Untitled
1.2.22. * Composition studies
1.2.23. * Rhetoric
1.2.24. Untitled
1.2.25. * Languages
1.2.26. o Classics
1.2.27. o Standard English
1.2.28. o Business English
1.2.29. o World Englishes
1.2.30. o Modern language
1.3. Literature
1.3.1. * English literature
1.3.1.1. o American literature
1.3.1.1.1. + African American literature
1.3.1.1.2. + Jewish American literature
1.3.1.1.3. + Southern literature
1.3.1.2. o Argentine literature
1.3.1.3. o Australian literature
1.3.1.4. o British literature
1.3.1.4.1. + English literature
1.3.1.4.2. + Scottish literature
1.3.1.4.3. + Welsh literature
1.3.1.5. o Canadian literature
1.3.1.6. o Indian literature
1.3.1.7. o Irish literature
1.3.1.8. o New Zealand literature
1.3.1.9. o Nigerian literature
1.3.1.10. o Medieval literature
1.3.1.11. o Post-colonial literature
1.3.1.12. o Post-modern literature
1.3.2. * World literatures
1.3.2.1. o Arabic literature
1.3.2.2. o Bulgarian literature
1.3.2.3. o Classics
1.3.2.4. o Comparative literature
1.3.2.5. o Chinese literature
1.3.2.6. o French literature
1.3.2.7. o Gaelic literature
1.3.2.8. o German literature and Austrian literature
1.3.2.9. o Hindi literature
1.3.2.10. o Hebrew literature
1.3.2.11. o Japanese literature
1.3.2.12. o Italian literature
1.3.2.13. o Latin American literature
1.3.2.14. o Persian literature
1.3.2.15. o Portuguese and Brazilian literature
1.3.2.16. o Russian literature
1.3.2.17. o Serbian literature
1.3.2.18. o Spanish literature
1.3.2.19. o Yiddish literature
1.3.2.20. o Tamil literature
1.3.2.21. o Welsh Literature
1.3.3. * Literary theory
1.3.3.1. o Critical theory
1.3.3.2. o Literary criticism
1.3.3.3. o Poetics
1.3.3.4. o Rhetoric
1.3.4. * Creative writing
1.3.4.1. o Creative nonfiction
1.3.4.2. o Fiction writing
1.3.4.3. o Non-fiction writing
1.3.4.4. o Literary journalism
1.3.4.5. o Poetry composition
1.3.4.6. o Screenwriting
1.3.4.7. o Playwrighting
1.4. Performing Arts
1.4.1. * Arts administration
1.4.2. * Music
1.4.2.1. o Accompanying
1.4.2.2. o Chamber music
1.4.2.3. o Church music
1.4.2.4. o Musical composition
1.4.2.5. o Conducting
1.4.2.5.1. + Choral conducting
1.4.2.5.2. + Orchestral conducting
1.4.2.5.3. + Wind ensemble conducting
1.4.2.6. o Early music
1.4.2.7. o Jazz studies
1.4.2.8. o Music education
1.4.2.9. o Music history
1.4.2.10. o Music theory
1.4.2.11. o Musicology
1.4.2.11.1. + Ethnomusicology
1.4.2.12. o Performance and literature
1.4.2.12.1. + Organ and historical keyboards
1.4.2.12.2. + Piano
1.4.2.12.3. + Strings, harp, and guitar
1.4.2.12.4. + Voice (Singing)
1.4.2.12.5. + Woodwinds, brass, and percussion
1.4.2.13. o Recording
1.4.2.14. o Orchestral studies
1.4.3. * Dance
1.4.3.1. o Choreography
1.4.3.2. o Dance notation
1.4.3.3. o Ethnochoreology
1.4.3.4. o History of dance
1.4.4. * Theatre
1.4.4.1. o History
1.4.4.2. o Acting
1.4.4.3. o Directing
1.4.4.4. o Design
1.4.4.5. o Dramaturgy
1.4.4.6. o Playwrighting
1.4.4.7. o Scenography
1.4.4.8. o Musical theatre
1.4.5. * Film
1.4.5.1. o Animation
1.4.5.2. o Film
1.4.5.3. o Film criticism
1.4.5.4. o Film theory
1.5. Philosophy
1.5.1. * Meta-philosophy
1.5.2. * Metaphysics
1.5.2.1. o Ontology
1.5.2.2. o Teleology
1.5.2.3. o Philosophy of mind
1.5.2.3.1. + Philosophy of artificial intelligence
1.5.2.3.2. + Philosophy of perception
1.5.2.4. o Philosophy of space and time
1.5.2.5. o Philosophy of Action
1.5.3. * Epistemology
1.5.4. * Ethics
1.5.4.1. o Normative ethics
1.5.4.2. o Meta-ethics
1.5.4.3. o Theory of value
1.5.4.4. o Moral psychology
1.5.4.5. o Applied Ethics
1.5.4.5.1. + Animal rights
1.5.4.5.2. + Bioethics
1.5.4.5.3. + Environmental ethics
1.5.5. * Aesthetics/Philosophy of Art
1.5.6. * Social philosophy and political philosophy
1.5.6.1. o Feminist philosophy
1.5.6.2. o Anarchism
1.5.6.3. o Marxism
1.5.7. * Philosophical traditions and schools
1.5.7.1. o African philosophy
1.5.7.2. o Aristotelianism
1.5.7.3. o Analytic philosophy
1.5.7.4. o Continental philosophy
1.5.7.5. o Eastern philosophy
1.5.7.6. o Feminist philosophy
1.5.8. * History of philosophy
1.5.8.1. o Ancient philosophy
1.5.8.2. o Medieval philosophy
1.5.8.3. o Modern philosophy
1.5.8.4. o Contemporary philosophy
1.5.9. * Logic
1.5.9.1. o Philosophical logic
1.5.9.2. o Mathematical logic
1.5.10. * Applied philosophy
1.5.10.1. o Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science
1.5.10.2. o Philosophy of education
1.5.10.3. o Philosophy of history
1.5.10.4. o Philosophy of religion
1.5.10.5. o Philosophy of language
1.5.10.6. o Philosophy of law
1.5.10.7. o Philosophy of mathematics
1.5.10.8. o Philosophy of music
1.5.10.9. o Philosophy of science
1.5.10.9.1. + Philosophy of social science
1.5.10.9.2. + Philosophy of Physics
1.5.10.9.3. + Philosophy of Biology
1.5.10.9.4. + Philosophy of Chemistry
1.5.10.9.5. + Philosophy of economics
1.5.10.9.6. + Philosophy of Psychology
1.5.10.10. o Philosophy of engineering
1.5.10.11. o Systems philosophy
1.6. Religion
1.6.1. * Abrahamic religions
1.6.1.1. o Christianity
1.6.1.1.1. + Christian Theology
1.6.1.2. o Islam / Islamic studies
1.6.1.3. o Judaism / Jewish studies
1.6.2. * Indian religions
1.6.2.1. o Buddhism
1.6.2.2. o Hinduism
1.6.2.3. o Jainism
1.6.2.4. o Sikhism
1.6.3. * Taoic religions
1.6.3.1. o Chinese folk religion
1.6.3.2. o Confucianism
1.6.3.3. o Shinto
1.6.3.4. o Taoism
1.6.4. * Other religions
1.6.4.1. o African religions
1.6.4.2. o Ancient Egyptian religion
1.6.4.3. o Native American religions
1.6.4.4. o Gnosticism
1.6.4.5. o Esotericism
1.6.4.6. o New religious movements
1.6.4.7. o Sumerian religion
1.6.4.8. o Zoroastrianism
1.6.5. * Atheism and Humanism
1.6.6. * Comparative religion
1.6.7. * Mythology and Folklore
1.7. Visual Arts
1.7.1. * Art history
1.7.2. * Calligraphy
1.7.3. * Connoisseurship
1.7.4. * Creative arts
1.7.5. * Drawing
1.7.6. * Fine arts
1.7.7. * Painting
1.7.8. * Photography
1.7.9. * Mixed Media
1.7.10. * Printmaking
1.7.11. * Studio art
1.7.12. * Sculpture
1.7.13. * Art conservation
2. Social Sciences
2.1. Antropology
2.1.1. * Biological anthropology
2.1.1.1. o Forensic anthropology
2.1.1.2. o Gene-culture coevolution
2.1.1.3. o Human behavioral ecology
2.1.1.4. o Human evolution
2.1.1.5. o Medical anthropology
2.1.1.6. o Paleoanthropology
2.1.1.7. o Population genetics
2.1.1.8. o Primatology
2.1.2. * Anthropological linguistics
2.1.2.1. o Ethnolinguistics
2.1.2.2. o Synchronic linguistics (or Descriptive linguistics)
2.1.2.3. o Diachronic linguistics (or Historical linguistics)
2.1.2.4. o Sociolinguistics
2.1.3. * Cultural anthropology
2.1.3.1. o Anthropology of religion
2.1.3.2. o Economic anthropology
2.1.3.3. o Ethnography
2.1.4. o Ethnohistory
2.1.4.1. o Ethnology
2.1.4.2. o Ethnomusicology
2.1.4.3. o Folklore
2.1.4.4. o Mythology
2.1.4.5. o Political anthropology
2.1.4.6. o Psychological anthropology
2.2. Archaeology
2.2.1. * Classical archaeology
2.2.2. * Egyptology
2.2.3. * Experimental archaeology
2.2.4. * Maritime archaeology
2.2.5. * Near Eastern archaeology
2.2.6. * Paleoanthropology
2.2.7. * Prehistoric archaeology
2.3. Area Studies
2.3.1. * American studies
2.3.2. * Appalachian studies
2.3.3. * African studies
2.3.4. * Asian studies
2.3.5. * Celtic studies
2.3.6. * European studies
2.3.7. * German studies
2.3.8. * Indology (Indian studies)
2.3.9. * Iranian studies
2.3.10. * Japanology (Japanese studies)
2.3.11. * Latin American studies
2.3.12. * Sinology (Chinese studies)
2.3.13. * Scandinavian studies
2.3.14. * Slavic studies
2.4. Cultural Studies
2.4.1. * Asian studies
2.4.2. * Asian American studies
2.4.3. * Black studies or African American studies
2.4.4. * Chicano studies
2.4.5. * Childhood studies
2.4.6. * Latino studies
2.4.7. * Native American studies
2.4.8. * Persian studies
2.5. Economics
2.5.1. * Agricultural economics
2.5.2. * Behavioural economics
2.5.3. * Bioeconomics
2.5.4. * Computational economics
2.5.5. * Consumer economics
2.5.6. * Development economics
2.5.7. * Ecological economics
2.5.8. * Econometrics
2.5.9. * Economic geography
2.5.10. * Economic history
2.5.11. * Economic sociology
2.5.12. * Economic systems
2.5.13. * Energy economics
2.5.14. * Entrepreneurial economics
2.5.15. * Environmental economics
2.5.16. * Evolutionary economics
2.5.17. * Experimental economics
2.5.18. * Feminist economics
2.5.19. * Financial economics
2.5.20. * Game theory
2.5.21. * Green economics
2.5.22. * Growth economics
2.5.23. * Human development theory
2.5.24. * Industrial organization
2.5.25. * Information economics
2.5.26. * Institutional economics
2.5.27. * International economics
2.5.28. * Islamic economics
2.5.29. * Labor economics
2.5.30. * Law and economics
2.5.31. * Macroeconomics
2.5.32. * Managerial economics
2.5.33. * Mathematical economics
2.5.34. * Microeconomics
2.5.35. * Monetary economics
2.5.36. * Neuroeconomics
2.5.37. * Political economy
2.5.38. * Public finance
2.5.39. * Public economics
2.5.40. * Real estate economics
2.5.41. * Resource economics
2.5.42. * Socialist economics
2.5.43. * Socioeconomics
2.5.44. * Transport economics
2.5.45. * Welfare economics
2.6. Gender and Sexuality Studies
2.6.1. * Feminine psychology
2.6.2. * Gender studies/Gender theory
2.6.3. * Heterosexism
2.6.4. * Human sexual behavior
2.6.5. * Human sexuality
2.6.6. * Masculine psychology
2.6.7. * Men's studies
2.6.8. * Queer studies/Queer theory
2.6.9. * Sex education
2.6.10. * Sexology
2.6.11. * Women's studies
2.7. Geography
2.7.1. * Cartography
2.7.2. * Human geography
2.7.2.1. * Cultural geography
2.7.2.1.1. * Feminist geography
2.7.2.2. * Economic geography
2.7.2.2.1. * Development geography
2.7.2.3. * Historical geography
2.7.2.3.1. * Time geography
2.7.2.4. * Political geography & geopolitics
2.7.2.4.1. * Military geography
2.7.2.4.2. * Strategic geography
2.7.2.4.3. * Population geography
2.7.2.4.4. * Social geography
2.7.2.4.5. * Urban geography
2.7.3. * Environmental geography
2.7.4. * Physical geography
2.7.4.1. * Biogeography
2.7.4.2. * Climatology
2.7.4.2.1. * Palaeoclimatology
2.7.4.2.2. * Coastal geography
2.7.4.2.3. * Geomorphology
2.7.4.2.4. * Geodesy
2.7.4.2.5. * Hydrology/Hydrography
2.7.4.2.6. * Landscape ecology
2.7.4.2.7. * Palaeogeography
2.7.5. * Regional geography
2.8. Political Science
2.8.1. * American politics
2.8.2. * Canadian politics
2.8.3. * Civics
2.8.4. * Comparative politics
2.8.5. * Geopolitics (Political geography)
2.8.6. * International relations
2.8.7. * International organizations
2.8.8. * Peace and conflict studies (Science of Peace (Irenology))
2.8.9. * Policy studies
2.8.10. * Political behavior
2.8.11. * Political culture
2.8.12. * Political economy
2.8.13. * Political history
2.8.14. * Political philosophy
2.8.15. * Psephology
2.8.16. * Public administration
2.8.16.1. o Nonprofit administration
2.8.16.2. o Non-governmental organization (NGO) administration
2.8.17. * Public policy
2.9. Physcology
2.9.1. * Abnormal psychology
2.9.2. * Applied psychology
2.9.3. * Behavioural science
2.9.4. * Biological psychology
2.9.5. * Clinical psychology
2.9.5.1. o Psychological assessment
2.9.5.2. o Psychotherapy
2.9.5.2.1. + Brief psychotherapy
2.9.5.2.2. + Cognitive behavioral therapy
2.9.5.2.3. + Family therapy
2.9.5.2.4. + Gestalt therapy
2.9.5.2.5. + Group therapy
2.9.5.2.6. + Play therapy
2.9.5.2.7. + Psychodrama
2.9.6. * Cognitive psychology
2.9.7. * Cognitive science
2.9.8. * Community psychology
2.9.9. * Differential psychology
2.9.10. * Developmental psychology
2.9.11. * Educational psychology
2.9.12. * Emotion
2.9.13. * Evolutionary psychology
2.9.13.1. o Evolutionary developmental psychology
2.9.13.2. o Evolutionary educational psychology
2.9.14. * Experimental psychology
2.9.15. * Forensic psychology
2.9.16. * Health psychology
2.9.17. * Intrapersonal communications
2.9.18. * Legal psychology (Psychology & Law)
2.9.19. * Medical psychology
2.9.20. * Neuropsychology
2.9.21. * Organizational psychology
2.9.22. * Parapsychology
2.9.23. * Personality psychology
2.9.24. * Positive psychology
2.9.25. * Psychoanalysis
2.9.26. * Psychometrics
2.9.27. * Psychophysics
2.9.28. * Quantitative psychology
2.9.29. * Social psychology
2.9.30. * Sport psychology
2.9.31. * Media psychology
2.10. Sociology
2.10.1. * Applied sociology
2.10.1.1. o Political sociology
2.10.1.2. o Public sociology
2.10.1.3. o Social engineering
2.10.1.4. o Leisure studies
2.10.2. * Collective behavior
2.10.2.1. o Social movements
2.10.3. * Community informatics
2.10.3.1. o Social network analysis
2.10.4. * Comparative sociology
2.10.5. * Conflict theory
2.10.6. * Cultural studies
2.10.7. * Criminology/Criminal justice
2.10.8. * Demography/Population
2.10.9. * Environmental sociology
2.10.10. * Feminist sociology
2.10.11. * Future studies
2.10.12. * Human ecology
2.10.13. * Interactionism
2.10.13.1. o Phenomenology
2.10.13.2. o Ethnomethodology
2.10.13.3. o Symbolic interactionism
2.10.13.4. o Social constructionism
2.10.14. * Medical sociology
2.10.15. * Military sociology
2.10.16. * Organizational studies
2.10.17. * Science studies/Science and technology studies
2.10.18. * Sexology
2.10.19. * Social capital
2.10.20. * Social control
2.10.20.1. o Pure sociology
2.10.21. * Social economy
2.10.22. * Social philosophy
2.10.23. * Social psychology
2.10.24. * Social policy
2.10.25. * Social research
2.10.25.1. o Computational sociology
2.10.25.2. o Economic sociology/Socioeconomics
2.10.25.2.1. + Economic development
2.10.25.2.2. + Social development
2.10.25.3. o Sociology of culture
2.10.25.4. o Sociology of deviance
2.10.25.5. o Sociology of education
2.10.25.6. o Sociology of gender
2.10.25.7. o Sociology of the family
2.10.25.8. o Sociology of knowledge
2.10.25.9. o Sociology of law
2.10.25.10. o Sociology of religion
2.10.25.11. o Sociology of sport
2.10.25.12. o Sociology of work
2.10.26. * Social theory
2.10.27. * Social stratification
2.10.28. * Sociological theory
2.10.29. * Sociobiology
2.10.30. * Sociocybernetics
2.10.31. * Sociolinguistics
2.10.32. * Urban studies or Urban sociology/Rural sociology
2.10.33. * Visual sociology
3. Natural Sciences
3.1. Space Sciences
3.1.1. * Astrobiology
3.1.2. * Astronomy
3.1.2.1. o Observational astronomy
3.1.2.1.1. + Gamma ray astronomy
3.1.2.1.2. + Infrared astronomy
3.1.2.1.3. + Microwave astronomy
3.1.2.1.4. + Optical astronomy
3.1.2.1.5. + Radio astronomy
3.1.2.1.6. + UV astronomy
3.1.2.1.7. + X-ray astronomy
3.1.3. * Astrophysics
3.1.3.1. o Gravitational astronomy
3.1.3.1.1. + Black holes
3.1.3.2. o Interstellar medium
3.1.3.3. o Numerical simulations in
3.1.3.3.1. + Astrophysical plasma
3.1.3.3.2. + Galaxy formation and evolution
3.1.3.3.3. + High-energy astrophysics
3.1.3.3.4. + Hydrodynamics
3.1.3.3.5. + Magnetohydrodynamics
3.1.3.3.6. + Star formation
3.1.3.4. o Physical cosmology
3.1.3.5. o Stellar astrophysics
3.1.3.5.1. + Helioseismology
3.1.3.5.2. + Stellar evolution
3.1.3.5.3. + Stellar nucleosynthesis
3.2. Earth Sciences
3.2.1. * Edaphology
3.2.2. * Environmental science
3.2.3. * Environmental chemistry
3.2.4. * Gemology
3.2.5. * Geodesy
3.2.6. * Geography
3.2.7. * Geology
3.2.8. * Geochemistry
3.2.9. * Geomorphology
3.2.10. * Geophysics
3.2.11. * Glaciology
3.2.12. * Hydrogeology
3.2.13. * Hydrology
3.2.14. * Meteorology
3.2.15. * Mineralogy
3.2.16. * Oceanography
3.2.17. * Pedology
3.2.18. * Paleontology
3.2.18.1. o Paleobiology
3.2.19. * Planetary science
3.2.20. * Sedimentology
3.2.21. * Soil science
3.2.22. * Speleology
3.2.23. * Tectonics
3.3. Life sciences
3.3.1. * Biochemistry
3.3.2. * Bioinformatics
3.3.3. * Biology
3.3.3.1. o Aerobiology
3.3.3.2. o Anatomy
3.3.3.2.1. + Comparative anatomy
3.3.3.2.2. + Human anatomy
3.3.3.3. o Botany
3.3.3.3.1. + Ethnobotany
3.3.3.3.2. + Phycology
3.3.3.4. o Cell biology
3.3.3.5. o Chronobiology
3.3.3.6. o Cryobiology
3.3.3.7. o Developmental biology
3.3.3.7.1. + Embryology
3.3.3.8. o Ecology
3.3.3.8.1. + Human ecology
3.3.3.8.2. + Landscape ecology
3.3.3.9. o Genetics
3.3.3.9.1. + Behavioural genetics
3.3.3.10. o Endocrinology
3.3.3.11. o Evolutionary biology
3.3.3.12. o Human biology
3.3.3.13. o Marine biology
3.3.3.14. o Microbiology
3.3.3.15. o Molecular biology
3.3.3.16. o Nutrition
3.3.3.17. o Neuroscience
3.3.3.17.1. + Behavioral neuroscience
3.3.3.18. o Paleobiology
3.3.3.18.1. + Paleontology
3.3.3.19. o Virology
3.3.3.19.1. + Molecular virology
3.3.3.20. o Xenobiology
3.3.3.21. o Zoology
3.3.3.21.1. + Animal communications
3.3.3.21.2. + Cryptozoology
3.3.3.21.3. + Entomology
3.3.3.21.4. + Ethology
3.3.3.21.5. + Herpetology
3.3.3.21.6. + Ichthyology
3.3.3.21.7. + Oology
3.3.3.21.8. + Ornithology
3.3.3.21.9. + Primatology
3.3.3.21.10. + Zootomy
3.3.4. * Biophysics
3.3.5. * Limnology
3.3.6. * Linnaean taxonomy
3.3.7. * Mycology
3.3.8. * Parasitology
3.3.9. * Pathology
3.3.10. * Physiology
3.3.10.1. o Human physiology
3.3.10.1.1. + Exercise physiology
3.3.11. * Systematics (Taxonomy)
3.3.12. * Teratology
3.4. Chemistry
3.4.1. * Analytical chemistry
3.4.2. * Biochemistry
3.4.3. * Cheminformatics
3.4.4. * Computational chemistry
3.4.5. * Materials science
3.4.6. * Mathematical chemistry
3.4.7. * Quantum chemistry
3.4.8. * Inorganic chemistry
3.4.9. * Organic chemistry
3.4.10. * Physical chemistry
3.4.11. * Theoretical chemistry
3.4.12. * Interface and colloid science
3.5. Physics
3.5.1. * Acoustics
3.5.2. * Astrophysics
3.5.3. * Atomic, molecular, and optical physics
3.5.4. * Biophysics
3.5.5. * Theoretical physics
3.5.6. * Computational physics
3.5.7. * Condensed matter physics
3.5.8. * Cryogenics
3.5.9. * Electromagnetism
3.5.10. * Elementary particle physics
3.5.11. * Fluid dynamics
3.5.12. * Geophysics
3.5.13. * Mathematical physics
3.5.14. * Medical physics
3.5.15. * Materials science
3.5.16. * Mechanics
3.5.17. * Molecular physics
3.5.18. * Nuclear physics
3.5.19. * Newtonian dynamics
3.5.20. * Optics
3.5.21. * Plasma physics
3.5.22. * Quantum physics
3.5.23. * Solid state physics
3.5.24. * Solid mechanics
3.5.25. * Statistical mechanics
3.5.26. * Vehicle dynamics
3.5.27. * Thermodynamics
3.5.28. * Applied Physics
4. Formal Sciences
4.1. Computer Science
4.1.1. * Theory of computation
4.1.1.1. o Automata theory (Formal languages)
4.1.1.2. o Computability theory
4.1.1.3. o Computational complexity theory
4.1.1.4. o Concurrency theory
4.1.2. * Algorithms
4.1.2.1. o Randomized algorithms
4.1.2.2. o Distributed algorithms
4.1.2.3. o Parallel algorithms
4.1.3. * Data structures
4.1.4. * Computer architecture
4.1.4.1. o VLSI design
4.1.5. * Operating systems
4.1.6. * Computer communications (networks)
4.1.6.1. o Information theory
4.1.6.2. o Internet, World wide web
4.1.6.3. o Wireless computing (Mobile computing)
4.1.6.4. o Ubiquitous computing
4.1.6.5. o Cloud computing
4.1.7. * Computer security and reliability
4.1.7.1. o Cryptography
4.1.7.2. o Fault-tolerant computing
4.1.7.3. * Distributed computing
4.1.7.4. o Grid computing
4.1.8. * Parallel computing
4.1.8.1. o High-performance computing
4.1.9. * Quantum computing
4.1.10. * Computer graphics
4.1.10.1. o Image processing
4.1.10.2. o Scientific visualization
4.1.10.3. o Computational geometry
4.1.11. * Software engineering
4.1.11.1. o Formal methods (Formal verification)
4.1.12. * Programming languages
4.1.12.1. o Programming paradigms
4.1.12.1.1. + Object-oriented programming
4.1.12.1.2. + Functional programming
4.1.12.1.3. + Concurrent programming
4.1.12.2. o Program semantics
4.1.12.3. o Type theory
4.1.12.4. o Compilers
4.1.13. * Information science
4.1.13.1. o Data management
4.1.13.2. o Data mining
4.1.13.3. o Database
4.1.13.3.1. + Relational database
4.1.13.3.2. + Distributed database
4.1.13.3.3. + Object database
4.1.13.4. o Information retrieval
4.1.13.5. o Information management
4.1.13.6. o Knowledge management
4.1.13.7. o Multimedia, hypermedia
4.1.14. * Artificial intelligence
4.1.14.1. o Cognitive science
4.1.14.1.1. + Automated reasoning
4.1.14.1.2. + Machine learning
4.1.14.1.3. + Natural language processing (Computational linguistics)
4.1.14.1.4. + Computer vision
4.1.14.2. o Expert systems
4.1.14.3. o Robotics
4.1.15. * Information systems (Business informatics)
4.1.15.1. o Information technology
4.1.15.2. o Management information systems
4.1.15.3. o Health informatics
4.1.16. * Human-computer interaction
4.1.17. * Computing in Mathematics, Natural sciences, Engineering and Medicine
4.1.17.1. o Numerical analysis
4.1.17.2. o Algebraic (symbolic) computation
4.1.17.3. o Computational number theory
4.1.17.4. o Computational mathematics
4.1.17.5. o Scientific computing (Computational science)
4.1.17.6. o Computational biology (bioinformatics)
4.1.17.7. o Computational physics
4.1.17.8. o Computational chemistry
4.1.17.9. o Computational neuroscience
4.1.17.10. o Computer-aided engineering
4.1.17.10.1. + Finite element analysis
4.1.17.10.2. + Computational fluid dynamics
4.1.18. * Computing in Social sciences, Arts and Humanities, Professions
4.1.18.1. o Computational economics
4.1.18.2. o Computational sociology
4.1.18.3. o Computational finance
4.1.18.4. o The Digital Humanities (Humanities computing)
4.1.19. * Computer and society
4.1.19.1. o History of computer hardware
4.1.19.2. o History of computer science
4.1.19.3. o Humanistic informatics
4.1.19.4. o Community informatics
4.2. Logic
4.2.1. * Mathematical logic
4.2.1.1. o Set theory
4.2.1.2. o Proof theory
4.2.1.3. o Model theory
4.2.1.4. o Recursion theory
4.2.1.5. o Modal logic
4.2.1.6. o Intuitionistic logic
4.2.2. * Philosophical Logic
4.2.2.1. o Modal logic
4.2.2.1.1. + Deontic logic
4.2.2.1.2. + Doxastic logic
4.2.2.2. o Logical reasoning
4.2.3. * Logic in computer science
4.2.3.1. o Programming language semantics
4.2.3.2. o Formal methods (Formal verification)
4.2.3.3. o Type theory
4.2.3.4. o Logic programming
4.2.3.5. o Multi-valued logic
4.2.3.5.1. + Fuzzy logic
4.3. Mathematics
4.3.1. * Algebra
4.3.1.1. o Group theory
4.3.1.1.1. + Group representation
4.3.1.2. o Ring theory
4.3.1.3. o Field theory
4.3.1.4. o Linear algebra (Vector space)
4.3.1.5. o Multilinear algebra
4.3.1.6. o Lie algebra
4.3.1.7. o Associative algebra
4.3.1.8. o Non-associative algebra
4.3.1.9. o Universal algebra
4.3.1.10. o Homological algebra
4.3.1.11. o Differential algebra
4.3.1.12. o Lattice theory (Order theory)
4.3.1.13. o Representation theory
4.3.1.14. o K-theory
4.3.1.15. o Category theory
4.3.1.15.1. + Topos theory
4.3.2. * Analysis
4.3.2.1. o Real analysis
4.3.2.1.1. + Calculus
4.3.2.2. o Complex analysis
4.3.2.3. o Functional analysis
4.3.2.3.1. + Operator theory
4.3.2.4. o Non-standard analysis
4.3.2.5. o Harmonic analysis
4.3.2.5.1. + Fourier analysis
4.3.2.6. o p-adic analysis
4.3.2.7. o Ordinary differential equations
4.3.2.8. o Partial differential equations
4.3.3. * Probability theory
4.3.3.1. o Measure theory
4.3.3.2. o Ergodic theory
4.3.3.3. o Stochastic process
4.3.4. * Geometry and Topology
4.3.4.1. o General topology
4.3.4.2. o Algebraic topology
4.3.4.3. o Geometric topology
4.3.4.4. o Differential topology
4.3.4.5. o Algebraic geometry
4.3.4.6. o Differential geometry
4.3.4.7. o Projective geometry
4.3.4.8. o Affine geometry
4.3.4.9. o Non-Euclidean geometry
4.3.4.10. o Convex geometry
4.3.4.11. o Discrete geometry
4.3.5. * Number theory
4.3.5.1. o Analytic number theory
4.3.5.2. o Algebraic number theory
4.3.5.3. o Geometric number theory
4.3.6. * Logic and Foundations of mathematics
4.3.6.1. o Set theory
4.3.6.2. o Proof theory
4.3.6.3. o Model theory
4.3.6.4. o Recursion theory
4.3.6.5. o Modal logic
4.3.6.6. o Intuitionistic logic
4.3.7. * Applied mathematics
4.3.7.1. o Statistics
4.3.7.1.1. + Mathematical statistics
4.3.7.1.2. + Econometrics
4.3.7.1.3. + Actuarial science
4.3.7.1.4. + Demography
4.3.7.2. o Approximation theory
4.3.7.3. o Numerical analysis
4.3.7.4. o Operations research
4.3.7.4.1. + Optimization (Mathematical programming)
4.3.7.4.2. + Linear programming
4.3.7.4.3. + Dynamic programming
4.3.7.4.4. + Assignment problem
4.3.7.4.5. + Decision analysis
4.3.7.4.6. + Inventory theory
4.3.7.4.7. + scheduling
4.3.7.4.8. + Real options analysis
4.3.7.4.9. + Systems analysis
4.3.7.4.10. + Stochastic processes
4.3.7.4.11. + Optimal maintenance
4.3.7.5. o Dynamical systems
4.3.7.5.1. + Chaos theory
4.3.7.5.2. + Fractal geometry
4.3.7.6. o Mathematical physics
4.3.7.6.1. + Quantum mechanics
4.3.7.6.2. + Quantum field theory
4.3.7.6.3. + Quantum gravity
4.3.7.6.4. + Statistical mechanics
4.3.7.7. o Theory of computation
4.3.7.7.1. + Computational complexity theory
4.3.7.8. o Information theory
4.3.7.9. o Cryptography
4.3.7.10. o Combinatorics
4.3.7.10.1. + Coding theory
4.3.7.11. o Graph theory
4.3.7.12. o Game theory
4.4. Statisctics
4.4.1. * Computational statistics
4.4.1.1. o Data mining
4.4.1.2. o Regression
4.4.1.3. o Simulation
4.4.1.3.1. + Bootstrap (statistics)
4.4.2. * Design of experiments
4.4.2.1. o Block design and Analysis of variance
4.4.2.2. o Response surface methodology
4.4.3. * Statistical modelling
4.4.3.1. o Biostatistics
4.4.3.1.1. + Epidemiology
4.4.3.2. o Multivariate analysis
4.4.3.2.1. + Structural equation model
4.4.3.2.2. + Time series
4.4.3.3. o Reliability theory
4.4.3.4. o Quality control
4.4.4. * Statistical theory
4.4.4.1. o Decision theory
4.4.4.2. o Mathematical statistics
4.4.4.2.1. + Probability
4.4.5. * Sample Survey
4.4.5.1. o Sampling theory
4.4.5.2. o Survey methodology
4.5. System Sciences
4.5.1. * Complex systems
4.5.2. * Cybernetics
4.5.3. * Control theory
4.5.3.1. o Control engineering
4.5.3.2. o Control systems
4.5.3.3. o Dynamical systems
4.5.4. * Operations research
4.5.5. * Systems dynamics
4.5.6. * Systems engineering
4.5.6.1. o Systems analysis
4.5.7. * Systems theory
4.5.7.1. o Developmental systems theory
4.5.7.2. o General systems theory
4.5.7.3. o Mathematical system theory
5. Applied Science / Professions
5.1. Agriculture
5.1.1. * Agroecology
5.1.2. * Agronomy
5.1.3. * Animal husbandry (Animal science)
5.1.3.1. o Beekeeping (Apiculture)
5.1.4. * Agrology
5.1.5. * Entomology
5.1.6. * Agricultural economics
5.1.7. * Agricultural engineering
5.1.7.1. o Biological systems engineering
5.1.7.2. o Food engineering
5.1.8. * Aquaculture
5.1.9. * Enology
5.1.10. * Food science
5.1.11. * Horticulture
5.1.12. * Hydrology
5.1.13. * Plant science
5.1.13.1. o Pomology
5.1.14. * Viticulture
5.2. Architecture
5.2.1. * Architecture and related design
5.2.1.1. o Architecture
5.2.1.2. o Urban planning (urban design)
5.2.1.3. o Interior design (interior architecture)
5.2.1.4. o Landscape architecture (landscape planning)
5.2.2. * Historic preservation
5.2.3. * Industrial design (product design)
5.2.3.1. o Ergonomics
5.2.3.2. o Game design*
5.2.3.3. o Toy and amusement design*
5.2.4. * Fashion design
5.2.5. * Textile design
5.2.6. * Visual communication
5.2.6.1. o Graphic design
5.2.6.1.1. + Type design
5.2.6.2. o User interface design
5.2.6.3. o Technical drawing
5.3. Business
5.3.1. * Accounting scholarship
5.3.2. * Business administration
5.3.3. * Business analysis
5.3.4. * Business ethics
5.3.5. * E-Business
5.3.6. * Entrepreneurship
5.3.7. * Finance
5.3.8. * Industrial and labor relations
5.3.8.1. o Collective bargaining
5.3.8.2. o Human resources
5.3.8.3. o Organizational studies
5.3.8.4. o Labor economics
5.3.8.5. o Labor history
5.3.9. * Information systems
5.3.10. * Business Law
5.3.11. * International Trade
5.3.12. * Marketing
5.3.13. * Risk management and insurance
5.3.14. * Systems science
5.3.15. * Purchasing
5.4. Divinity
5.4.1. * Canon law
5.4.2. * Church history
5.4.3. * Field ministry
5.4.3.1. o Pastoral counseling
5.4.3.2. o Pastoral theology
5.4.3.3. o Religious education techniques
5.4.3.4. o Homiletics
5.4.3.5. o Liturgy
5.4.3.6. o Sacred music
5.4.4. * Scriptural study and languages
5.4.4.1. o Biblical Hebrew
5.4.4.2. o Biblical studies/Sacred Scripture
5.4.4.3. o New Testament Greek
5.4.4.4. o Latin
5.4.4.5. o Old Church Slavonic
5.4.5. * Theology
5.4.5.1. o Dogmatic theology
5.4.5.2. o Ecclesiology
5.4.5.3. o Sacramental theology
5.4.5.4. o Systematic theology
5.5. Education
5.5.1. * Consumer education
5.5.2. * Critical pedagogy
5.5.3. * Curriculum and instruction
5.5.3.1. o Elementary education (Primary education and Intermediate education)
5.5.3.2. o Secondary education
5.5.3.3. o Higher education
5.5.3.4. o Mastery learning
5.5.3.5. o Cooperative learning
5.5.3.6. o Agricultural education
5.5.3.7. o Art education
5.5.3.8. o Bilingual education
5.5.3.9. o Chemistry education
5.5.3.10. o Counselor education
5.5.3.11. o Language education
5.5.3.12. o Legal education
5.5.3.13. o Mathematics education
5.5.3.14. o Medical education
5.5.3.15. o Military education and training
5.5.3.16. o Music education
5.5.3.17. o Nursing education
5.5.3.18. o Peace education
5.5.3.19. o Physical education/ Coaching Education (sport) / Sports coaching
5.5.3.20. o Physics education
5.5.3.21. o Reading education
5.5.3.22. o Religious education
5.5.3.23. o Science education
5.5.3.24. o Special education
5.5.3.25. o Sex education
5.5.3.26. o Sociology of education
5.5.3.27. o Technology education
5.5.3.28. o Vocational education
5.5.4. * Educational leadership
5.5.5. * Educational philosophy
5.5.6. * Educational psychology
5.5.7. * Educational technology
5.5.8. * Distance Education
5.6. Engineering
5.6.1. Aerospace Engineering
5.6.2. * Architectural engineering
5.6.3. * Biological engineering
5.6.3.1. * Agricultural engineering
5.6.3.2. * Biochemical engineering
5.6.3.3. * Biomedical engineering
5.6.3.4. * Biomechanical engineering
5.6.3.5. * Computer engineering
5.6.3.6. * Clinical engineering
5.6.3.7. * Ergonomics
5.6.3.8. * Food engineering
5.6.3.9. * Bioprocess engineering
5.6.3.10. * Bioenergy
5.6.3.11. * Genetic engineering
5.6.3.12. * Human genetic engineering
5.6.3.13. * Metabolic engineering
5.6.3.14. * Molecular engineering
5.6.3.15. * Neural engineering
5.6.3.16. * Protein engineering
5.6.3.17. * Rehabilitation engineering
5.6.3.18. * Tissue engineering
5.6.4. * Broadcast engineering
5.6.5. * Building engineering
5.6.6. * Ceramics engineering
5.6.7. * Chemical engineering
5.6.7.1. * Micro process engineering
5.6.7.2. * Paper engineering
5.6.7.3. * Plastics engineering
5.6.7.4. * Process engineering
5.6.8. * Civil engineering
5.6.8.1. * Aquatic and environmental engineering
5.6.8.2. * Architectural engineering
5.6.8.3. * Climate engineering
5.6.8.4. * Civionic engineering (civionics)
5.6.8.5. * Construction engineering
5.6.8.6. * Earthquake engineering
5.6.8.7. * Earth systems engineering and management
5.6.8.8. * Ecological engineering
5.6.8.9. * Environmental engineering
5.6.8.10. * Facilities engineering
5.6.8.11. * Geomatics engineering
5.6.8.12. * Geotechnical engineering
5.6.8.13. * Highway engineering
5.6.8.14. * Hydraulic engineering
5.6.8.15. * Landscape engineering (landscape architecture)
5.6.8.16. * Land development engineering
5.6.8.17. * Pavement engineering
5.6.8.18. * Railway systems engineering
5.6.8.19. * River engineering
5.6.8.20. * Sanitary engineering
5.6.8.21. * Sewage engineering
5.6.8.22. * Structural engineering
5.6.8.23. * Surveying
5.6.8.24. * Traffic engineering
5.6.8.25. * Transportation engineering (transport engineering)
5.6.8.26. * Urban engineering (Municipal engineering)
5.6.9. * Electrical engineering
5.6.9.1. * Broadcast engineering
5.6.9.2. * Building engineering
5.6.9.3. * Communications system engineering
5.6.9.4. * Computer engineering
5.6.9.5. * Power System Engineering
5.6.9.6. * Control engineering (control systems engineering)
5.6.9.7. * Electronics and Communication Engineering
5.6.9.8. * Information Technology
5.6.9.9. * Electronics engineering (includes microelectronics engineering, microelectronics and semiconductor engineering)
5.6.9.10. * Instrumentation engineering
5.6.9.11. * Network engineering
5.6.10. * Engineering Science
5.6.11. * Financial engineering
5.6.11.1. * Computational finance (financial engineering)
5.6.11.2. * Value engineering
5.6.11.3. * Cost engineering
5.6.12. * Fire protection engineering
5.6.13. * Glass engineering
5.6.14. * Industrial engineering (includes manufacturing and production engineering)
5.6.14.1. * Behavioral engineering
5.6.14.2. * Domain engineering
5.6.14.3. * Engineering economics
5.6.14.4. * Engineering management
5.6.14.5. * Engineering psychology
5.6.14.6. * Logistic engineering
5.6.14.7. * Model-driven engineering
5.6.14.8. * Performance engineering
5.6.14.9. * Product Family Engineering
5.6.14.10. * Quality engineering (quality assurance engineering)
5.6.14.11. * Reliability engineering
5.6.14.12. * Safety engineering
5.6.14.13. * Security engineering
5.6.14.14. * Support engineering
5.6.14.15. * Systems engineering (systems design engineering)
5.6.15. * Marine engineering
5.6.16. * Materials engineering
5.6.16.1. * Metallurgical Engineering
5.6.16.2. * Surface Engineering
5.6.16.3. * Biomaterials
5.6.16.4. * Crystal engineering
5.6.16.5. * Ceramic Engineering
5.6.16.6. * Plastics engineering
5.6.16.7. * Forensic materials engineering
5.6.16.8. * Nanomaterials
5.6.16.9. * Polymer engineering
5.6.16.10. * Corrosion engineering
5.6.17. * Mechanical engineering
5.6.17.1. * Acoustical engineering
5.6.17.2. * Aerospace engineering
5.6.17.3. * Audio engineering
5.6.17.4. * Automotive engineering (automotive systems engineering)
5.6.17.5. * Earthquake engineering
5.6.17.6. * Forensic engineering
5.6.17.7. * Marine engineering
5.6.17.8. * Mechatronics
5.6.17.9. * Nanoengineering
5.6.17.10. * Naval architecture
5.6.17.11. * Sports engineering
5.6.17.12. * Structural engineering
5.6.17.13. * Vacuum engineering
5.6.18. * Military engineer
5.6.19. * Nuclear engineering
5.6.20. * Ocean engineering
5.6.21. * Optical engineering
5.6.22. * Petroleum engineering
5.6.22.1. * Geophysical engineering
5.6.22.2. * Mineral engineering
5.6.22.3. * Mining engineering
5.6.22.4. * Reservoir engineering
5.6.23. * Planetary engineering / Geoengineering
5.6.24. * Reverse engineering
5.6.25. * Safety engineering
5.6.26. * Software engineering
5.6.26.1. * Computer-aided engineering
5.6.26.2. * Cryptographic engineering
5.6.26.3. * Information engineering
5.6.26.4. * Knowledge engineering
5.6.26.5. * Language engineering
5.6.26.6. * Release engineering
5.6.26.7. * Teletraffic engineering
5.6.26.8. * Usability engineering
5.6.26.9. * Web engineering
5.6.27. * Social engineering
5.6.27.1. Political engineering
5.6.28. * Systems engineering
5.6.29. * Textile engineering
5.6.30. Subtopic 30
5.7. Environmental Sciences and Forestry
5.7.1. * Conservation biology
5.7.2. * Environmental management
5.7.2.1. o Coastal management
5.7.2.2. o Fisheries management
5.7.2.3. o Land management
5.7.2.4. o Natural resource management
5.7.2.5. o Wildlife management
5.7.3. * Environmental policy
5.7.4. * Recreation ecology
5.7.5. * Silviculture
5.7.6. * Sustainable development
5.7.7. * Toxicology
5.8. Family and Consumer Science
5.8.1. * Consumer education
5.8.2. * Housing*
5.8.3. * Interior design
5.8.4. * Nutrition
5.8.4.1. o Foodservice management*
5.8.5. * Textiles*
5.9. Health Sciences
5.9.1. * Alternative medicine
5.9.1.1. o Acupuncture
5.9.2. * Clinical laboratory sciences
5.9.2.1. o Clinical biochemistry
5.9.2.2. o Cytogenetics
5.9.2.3. o Cytohematology
5.9.2.4. o Cytology
5.9.2.5. o Haemostasiology
5.9.2.6. o Histology
5.9.2.7. o Immunology
5.9.2.8. o Microbiology
5.9.2.9. o Molecular genetics
5.9.2.10. o Parasitology
5.9.3. * Dentistry
5.9.3.1. o Dental hygiene and epidemiology
5.9.3.2. o Dental surgery
5.9.3.3. o Endodontics
5.9.3.4. o Orthodontics
5.9.3.5. o Oral and maxillofacial surgery
5.9.3.6. o Periodontics
5.9.3.7. o Prosthodontics
5.9.3.8. o Implantology
5.9.4. * Nursing
5.9.4.1. o Nursing theory
5.9.4.2. o Midwifery
5.9.5. * Nutrition and dietetics
5.9.6. * Optometry
5.9.7. * Orthoptics
5.9.8. * Physiotherapy
5.9.9. * Occupational therapy
5.9.10. * Speech and language pathology
5.9.11. * Medicine
5.9.11.1. o Anesthesiology
5.9.11.1.1. + Regional anesthesia
5.9.11.1.2. + Pain medicine
5.9.11.2. o Preventive medicine
5.9.11.3. o Cardiology
5.9.11.4. o Emergency medicine
5.9.11.4.1. + Medical toxicology
5.9.11.5. o Endocrinology
5.9.11.5.1. + Diabetology
5.9.11.6. o Epidemiology
5.9.11.7. o Forensic science
5.9.11.8. o Geriatrics
5.9.11.9. o Gynaecology
5.9.11.10. o Hematology
5.9.11.11. o Infectious disease
5.9.11.12. o Internal medicine (general medicine)
5.9.11.13. o Nephrology
5.9.11.14. o Neurology
5.9.11.15. o Neurosurgery
5.9.11.16. o Obstetrics
5.9.11.17. o Oncology
5.9.11.18. o Ophthalmology
5.9.11.19. o Orthopedic surgery
5.9.11.19.1. + Hand surgery
5.9.11.19.2. + Foot and ankle surgery
5.9.11.19.3. + Sports medicine
5.9.11.19.4. + Joint replacement
5.9.11.19.5. + Shoulder surgery
5.9.11.20. o Otolaryngology
5.9.11.21. o Pathology
5.9.11.22. o Pediatrics
5.9.11.23. o Podiatry
5.9.11.24. o Primary care
5.9.11.24.1. + General practice
5.9.11.25. o Public health
5.9.11.26. o Psychiatry
5.9.11.26.1. + Addiction medicine
5.9.11.27. o Radiology
5.9.11.28. o Recreation therapy
5.9.11.29. o Rehabilitation medicine
5.9.11.30. o Respiratory medicine
5.9.11.30.1. + Pulmonology
5.9.11.30.2. + Sleep medicine
5.9.11.31. o Rheumatology
5.9.11.32. o Sports medicine
5.9.11.33. o Surgery
5.9.11.33.1. + Bariatric surgery
5.9.11.33.2. + Cardiothoracic surgery
5.9.11.33.3. + Neurosurgery
5.9.11.33.4. + Plastic surgery
5.9.11.34. o Traumatology
5.9.11.35. o Urology
5.9.11.35.1. + Andrology
5.9.12. * Pharmaceutical sciences
5.9.13. * Pharmacy
5.9.13.1. o Behavioral medicine
5.9.13.2. o Clinical psychology
5.9.13.3. o Health psychology
5.9.13.4. o Medical psychology
5.9.13.5. o Counseling psychology
5.9.14. * Veterinary medicine
5.9.15. * Physical fitness
5.9.15.1. o Group Fitness / aerobics
5.9.15.2. o Personal fitness training
5.9.15.3. o Kinesiology / Exercise Science / Human Performance
5.10. Journalism
5.10.1. * Journalism
5.10.1.1. o Broadcast journalism
5.10.1.2. o Literary journalism
5.10.1.3. o New media journalism
5.10.1.4. o Print journalism
5.10.1.5. o Sports journalism / sportscasting
5.10.2. * Media studies (Mass media)
5.10.2.1. o Newspaper
5.10.2.2. o Magazine
5.10.2.3. o Radio
5.10.2.4. o Television
5.10.2.4.1. + Television studies*
5.10.2.5. o Internet
5.10.3. * Communication
5.10.3.1. o Animal communications
5.10.3.2. o Information theory
5.10.3.3. o Intercultural communication
5.10.3.4. o Advertising
5.10.3.5. o Communication design
5.10.3.6. o Marketing
5.10.3.7. o Mass communication
5.10.3.8. o Translation
5.10.3.9. o Propaganda
5.10.3.10. o Public relations
5.10.3.11. o Technical writing
5.10.3.12. o Nonverbal communications
5.10.3.13. o Speech communications
5.11. Law
5.11.1. * Canon law
5.11.2. * Comparative law
5.11.3. * Constitutional law
5.11.4. * Civil law
5.11.4.1. o Admiralty law
5.11.4.2. o Animal law/Animal rights
5.11.4.3. o Corporations
5.11.4.4. o Civil procedure
5.11.4.5. o Contracts
5.11.4.6. o Environmental law
5.11.4.7. o International law
5.11.4.8. o Labor law
5.11.4.9. o Paralegal studies
5.11.4.10. o Property law
5.11.4.11. o Tax law
5.11.4.12. o Torts
5.11.5. * Criminal law
5.11.5.1. o Criminal procedure
5.11.5.2. o Criminal justice
5.11.5.2.1. + Police science
5.11.5.2.2. + Forensics
5.11.6. * Islamic law
5.11.7. * Jewish law
5.11.8. * Jurisprudence (Philosophy of Law)
5.12. Library and Museum Studies
5.12.1. * Archival science
5.12.2. * Bibliometrics
5.12.2.1. o Citation analysis
5.12.3. * Informatics
5.12.4. * Information architecture
5.12.5. * Museology
5.12.5.1. o Museum administration
5.13. Miltiary Sciences
5.13.1. * Amphibious warfare
5.13.2. * Artillery
5.13.3. * Campaigning
5.13.4. * Military engineering
5.13.5. * Doctrine
5.13.6. * Game theory
5.13.7. * Leadership
5.13.8. * Logistics
5.13.9. * Military history
5.13.10. * Military intelligence
5.13.11. * Military law
5.13.12. * Military medicine
5.13.13. * Naval science
5.13.13.1. o Naval engineering
5.13.13.2. o Naval tactics
5.13.13.3. o Naval architecture
5.13.13.4. o Weapons systems
5.13.14. * Strategy
5.13.15. * Tactics
5.13.15.1. o Naval tactics
5.14. Public Affairs
5.14.1. * Corrections
5.14.2. * Conservation biology
5.14.3. * Criminal justice
5.14.4. * Emergency management
5.14.5. * Fire safety (Structural fire protection)
5.14.6. * Fire ecology (Wildland fire management)
5.14.7. * Governmental affairs
5.14.8. * International affairs
5.14.9. * Official statistics
5.14.10. * Peace and conflict studies
5.14.11. * Police science
5.14.12. * Public administration
5.14.12.1. o Nonprofit administration
5.14.12.2. o Non-governmental organization (NGO) administration
5.14.13. * Public policy
5.14.13.1. o Education policy
5.14.13.2. o Environmental policy
5.14.13.3. o Fiscal policy
5.14.13.4. o Health policy
5.14.13.5. o Trade policy
5.15. Social Work
5.15.1. * Child welfare
5.15.2. * Community practice
5.15.2.1. o Community organizing
5.15.2.2. o Social policy
5.15.3. * Gerontology
5.15.4. * Medical social work
5.15.5. * Mental health
5.15.6. * School social work
5.16. Transportation
5.16.1. * Highway safety
5.16.2. * Infographics
5.16.3. * Intermodal transportation studies
5.16.4. * Marine transportation
5.16.4.1. o Port management
5.16.5. * Operations research
5.16.6. * Mass transit