List of
branches of science

There are list of branches of science. In this list include three major branches of science-natural science, formal science and social science.

A

1. Acoustics – The Study of sound and sound waves.
2. Aerodynamics – The study of forces acting upon bodies in motion in the air i.e., aircraft, missiles, etc.
3. Agrostology – It is a branch of botany that studies grasses, also known as the Poaceae family. .
4. Aeronautics – It deals with the study of flying vehicles.
5. Agronomy –  It deals with the study of soil management and the production of crops.
6. Anatomy – The science of the structure of the animal/human body is learned by dissection.
7. Arthrology – Study of joints.
8. Apiculture – Rearing of honey bees for honey.
9. Anthropology – The study of origin, development, and relationship between the culture of past and present humans.
10. Anthology – The Study of flowers and flowering plants.
11. Angiology – The study of the blood vascular system including arteries and veins.
12. Andrology – The study of the male reproductive organ.

B

1. Bryology – The Study of Bryophytes.
2. Biometrics – The Statistical study of Biological problems.
3. Biomedical Engineering – The Production and designing of spare parts for overcoming various defects in man. e.g. Artificial limbs, Iron lungs, pacemakers, etc.
4. Biotechnology – Technology is concerned with living beings for willful manipulation on a molecular level.
5. Bacteriology – The study of bacteria.

C

1. Cytology – The study of the cell.
2. Cryobiology – It is the study of the effect of low temperature on organisms and their preservation.
3. Cardiology – The study of Heart.

D

1. Demography – The study of population.
2. Diffusion – The random movement of molecules/ions or gases from a region of higher concentration to a lower concentration.
3. Dermatology – The study of skin.
4. Dendrochronology – The counting and analyzing of annual growth rings of trees to know their age.

E

1. Ecology – The Study of inter-relationship between living and their environment.
2. Evolution – The study of the origin of life, variation, and formation of new species.
3. Embryology – The study of fertilization of the egg, formation of the zygote, and development of the embryo.
4. Eugenics – The study of factors connected with the improvement of the human race.
5. Euthenics – The study of environmental conditions that contribute to the improvement of human beings.
6. Euphenics – Treatment of defective heredity through genetic engineering.
7. Ethnology – The study of science deals with different races of humans.
8. Etiology – The study of animal behaviour in their natural habitats.
9. Etiology – The study of the causative agent of disease.
10. Entomology –  The study of Insects.
11. Exobiology – The study of the possibility of life in space.

F

1. Floriculture – Cultivation of plants for flowers.
2. Forensic Science – Application of science for identification of various facts of civilians.
3. Fishery – Catching, breeding, rearing, and marketing of fishes.
4. Forestry – Development, and management of the forest.
5. Fermentation – Process of incomplete oxidation that occurs in microbes and other cells in the absence of oxygen, leading to the formation of ethyl alcohol.

G

1. Genetics – The study of variation and transmission of heredity character from parents to their young ones.
2. Genetic Engineering – Manipulation of the genes to improve the organism.
3. Gynecology – The study of the female reproductive organ.
4. Gerontology – The study of Ageing.
5. Gastroenterology – The study of alimentary canal or stomach, intestine, and their disease.

H

1. Hypertonic – When two solutions have different state concentrations. The solution which has a higher concentration is called hypertonic.
2. Hypotonic – Two solutions that have lower solute concentrations are called hypotonic.
3. Homeothermic – Animals that have constant body temperature are called Homeothermic or Warm-blooded animals.
4. Histology – The study of tissue organization and its internal structure with the help of a microscope.
5. Hydroponics – The study of growing plants without soil in water that contains nutrients.
6. Hematology – The study of blood.
7. Hepatology – The study of the Liver.

I

1. Ichthyology – The study of fishes.
2. Immunology – The study of the immune system or resistance of the body to disease.

K

1. Kalology – The study of human beauty.

M

1. Metazoans – All multicellular animals are called Metazoans.
2. Morphology – The study of external structure.
3. Microbiology – The study of micro-organisms like viruses, bacteria, algae, fungi, and protozoa.
4. Molecular Biology – The study of molecules found in the body of living organisms.
5. Medicine – The study of treating disease by the drug.
6. Mammography – A Branch of science that deals with the test for breast cancer.
7. Mycology – The study of Fungi.

N

1. Neurology – The study of the nervous system.
2. Neonatology – The study of a newborn.
3. Nephrology – The study of kidneys.

O

1. Odontology – The study of teeth and gum.
2. Osteology – The study of bones.
3. Oncology – The study of cancer and tumours.
4. Obstetrics – Science related to the care of pregnant women before, during, and after childbirth.
5. Ornithology – The study of Birds.
6. Ophthalmology – The study of Eyes.
7. Orthopedics – Diagnosis and repair of disorder of a locomotory system.

P

1. Paleontology – The study of Fossils.
2. Physiology – The study of the function of various systems of the organism.
3. Pathology – The study of diseases, effects, causal agents, and transmission of pathogens.
4. Pomology – The study of fruit and fruit-yielding plants.
5. Psychiatry – Treatment of mental disease.
6. Psychology – The study of the human mind and behavior.
7. Pisciculture – The rearing of Fishes.
8. Phycology – The study of Algae.
9. Pediatrics – The branch of medicine deals with children.
10. Parasitology – The study of parasites.
11. Photobiology – The effect of light on various biological processes.
12. Phylogeny – Evolutionary history of Organism.
13. Physiology – The study of pulse and arterial pressure.
14. Physiotherapy – Treatment of body defects through massage and exercise.

R

1. Radiology – Science deals with the effect of radiation on living beings.
2. Rhinology – The study of the nose and olfactory organs.

S

1. Sonography – The study of ultrasound imaging.
2. Saurology – The study of Lizards.
3. Serology – The study of serum, the interaction of antigens, and antibodies in the blood.

T

1. Taxonomy – The study of the classification, nomenclature, and identification of the organism.
2. Telepathy – The Communication of thoughts or ideas from one mind to another without normal use of sense. In other words, this is the process of mental contact.

V

1. Veterinary – The science of health care and treatment of domestic animals.

Z

1. Zoogeology – The study of fossil animal remains.
2. Zoology – The study of animals.
3. Zoonomy – The study of animal physiology.
4. Zoonosology – The study of animal diseases.
5. Zoopathology – The study of animal diseases.
6. Zoophysics – The physics of animal bodies.

There are list of branches of science. In this list include three major branches of science-natural science, formal science and social science.