- world; the
social sciences (e.g., economics, psychology, and sociology),
which study individuals and societies; and the
formal sciences (e.g., logic, mathematics...
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located within the
school or
college of arts and
sciences, if no
separate college of arts and
sciences exists or if the
college or
university prefers that...
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applied social sciences and
discipline branches within the
social sciences.
Anthropology Archaeology Area
studies Behavioural science Business studies...
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Computer Sciences analogous to the
creation of
Harvard Business School in 1921.
Louis justifies the name by
arguing that, like
management science, the subject...
- of its subsidiaries:
Myovant Sciences,
Urovant Sciences,
Enzyvant Therapeutics,
Altavant Sciences, and
Spirovant Sciences,
which now sit
under Sumitovant...
- Botany, also
called plant science (or
plant sciences),
plant biology or phytology, is the
science of
plant life and a
branch of biology. A botanist, plant...
-
Nathaniel Shaler, who was Harvard's Dean of
Sciences,
wrote in a
private letter that "the
degree of
Bachelor of
Science came to be
introduced into our system...
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branches (also
known as fields). As
empirical sciences,
natural sciences use
tools from the
formal sciences, such as
mathematics and logic,
converting information...
-
Science, also
widely referred to as
Science Magazine, is the peer-reviewed
academic journal of the
American ****ociation for the
Advancement of Science...
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interest Science:
Internationally renowned AAAS
science journal – see
sections of the life
sciences International Journal of
Biological Sciences: A biological...
