What some fertile minded students are unable to distinguish is that these disciplines are NOT THE SAME->
Anthropology & Sociology
Mythology & History
Philosophy & Logic
Architecture & Interior Design
Geography & Geology
Earth Science & Atmospheric Sci
Cosmology & Astrophysics
NOT THE SAME->
Broadcasting & Media Studies
Structural Engineering & Civil Engineering
Risk Management & Audits
Maths & Statistics
Computing & Information Sci
Econophysics & Econometrics
Occupational Safety & Occupational Therapy
Telecommunications & ICT
Technology & IT
Psychology & Psychiatry
Neuroscience & Behavioural Sci
Linguistics & Language studies
Pharmacognosy & Pharmacy
Nueromedicine & Neuroscience
Machine Learning & Data Sci
Deep Learning & Analytics
Business Intelligence & Artificial Intelligence
Operations Research & Decision Sci
NOT THE SAME ->
Molecular Physics & Molecular Biology
Management Information System & Informatics
Analytics & Number Theory
Entropy & Metrics
Quantum Mechanics & Quantum Computing
Mathematical Finance & Financial Engineering
Data Mining & Data Generating Processes
NOT THE SAME->
Life Actuarial Sci & P/c Actuarial Science
Biostatistics & Biomathematics
Fund Management & Wealth Management
Epidemiology & Virology & Immunology
Psychotherapy & Physiotherapy
Disaster Management & Business Continuity Mgmt
Reliability Engineering & Quality
NOT THE SAME->
Public Law & Private Law
Banking Law & Securities Law
Int Commercial Law & Int Economic Law
Corporate Law & Company Law
Criminology & Criminal Law
CBT Cognitive Behaviour Therapy & Psychoanalysis
NOT THE SAME ->
Astrology & Astrophysics
Food Science & Nutrition Science
Home Economics & Woman Gender Studies
Islamic Finance & Banking
ESG Investing & Ethical Investing
Urban Town Planning & Regeneration
Demography & Population Studies
Geospatial Investments & Real Estate
NOT THE SAME ->
Political Theory & Political Sci (see lse.ac.uk) website
Development Economics & Development Studies
Cybercrime & Information Security
Financial Crime & Fraud Risk
Forensic Accounting & Financial Accounting
Private Equity & Venture capital
etc.
NOT THE SAME ->
Medical Surgery & Chemotherapy
Environmental Sci & Environmental Economics
Natural / Mineral Resource Economics & Energy Econs
Hydrography & Hydrology
Geophysics & Earth Science
Metrology & Climate Change Sci
Drilling & Exploration & Fracking & Mining Engineering
This list is expandable.
As a professional education consultant, recruiter, and subject-matter expert, I am often asked by both job market candidates and other academic aspirants such as students and researchers to offer my opinions on academic disciplines.
Due to the interdisciplinary nature of studies, pedagogy, educational technologies, and curriculum design, academicians, students, headhunters and employers often make technical mistakes, when they are hiring or starting a new degree.
Cross-fertilization of concepts, models, & theories, is taking place across a wide variety of disciplines, and hence, most of us have forgotten the epistemological roots, of different subjects.
Nowadays, interdisciplinary education is producing a jack of all trades.
I have been reminded by some followers that ->
Defence Studies & Strategic Studies
Military History & Military Archaeology
Military Sci & War studies
Economic History & History of Economic thought
Security Studies & Conflict Mgmt
Diplomacy & Int relations
ARE NOT THE SAME ;)
So choose your academic degree wisely!
Education is a lifetime investment.
Its pays only when you know how to translate your skills into the marketplace.
Hence, make the right move based on market knowledge seeking and talent resourcing trends.
yes, many pardons!
I didn't compare Library Science with Information Science, Electronics major in Physics with Electrical Engineering, Performing Arts with Non-Performing Arts, missed out on the Life science and physical science comparisons, and lastly didn't discuss sport sci
If you want to come up with a suitable job description, curriculum design or training delivery program, or even have specific headhunting requirements for special talents, do write to me via DM.
Byes.

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