Academic Disciplines
A broad space encompassing the major structured fields of scholarly study taught and researched in higher education institutions worldwide, organized into branches such as natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, formal sciences, and applied sciences.
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Game Studies is an academic field focused on analyzing games and play, particularly digital games, as complex cultural, social, and technical artifacts.
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Game Studies
Science and Technology Studies (STS) is an interdisciplinary academic community that investigates how science, technology, and society shape one another. It brings together scholars from sociology, history, anthropology, and philosophy to critically analyze scientific practices and technological change.
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Science and Technology Studies
Interdisciplinary Researchers are academics who collaborate across multiple disciplines to solve complex problems that cannot be addressed by single-field approaches. Their community is defined not by a specific subject, but by the practice of bridging traditional boundaries to create innovative research.
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Interdisciplinary Researchers
The Social Sciences space encompasses the systematic study of human society, social relationships, and behavior through multiple disciplines (e.g., sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, political science), all supported by shared research methods, professional associations, and academic networks.
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Social Sciences
The Natural Sciences space encompasses the empirical study of the physical world—including physics, chemistry, biology, earth, and astronomical sciences—uniting research communities and enthusiasts focused on understanding natural phenomena.
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Natural Sciences
Broad academic domain encompassing the study of human culture, expression, and thought across disciplines such as history, literature, philosophy, languages, art history, archaeology, and related sub-fields.
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Humanities
Broad academic space encompassing disciplines that study abstract, formal systems and structures—such as mathematics, logic, theoretical computer science, and statistics—each with its own conferences, journals, and research communities.
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Formal Sciences
A broad interdisciplinary domain uniting practitioners who apply scientific principles to solve real-world problems. It encompasses multiple fields—each with its own professional bodies and research infrastructure—focused on translating theory into technology, processes, and applications.
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Applied Sciences
Health Sciences is a broad domain encompassing the study and practice of health, disease, and healthcare delivery across disciplines such as medicine, nursing, pharmacy, public health, and allied health professions. It unites practitioners and researchers who share formal training pathways, accreditation bodies, and specialized professional networks.
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Health Sciences
Game Studies is an academic field focused on analyzing games and play, particularly digital games, as complex cultural, social, and technical artifacts.
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Science and Technology Studies (STS) is an interdisciplinary academic community that investigates how science, technology, and society shape one another. It brings together scholars from sociology, history, anthropology, and philosophy to critically analyze scientific practices and technological change.
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Interdisciplinary Researchers are academics who collaborate across multiple disciplines to solve complex problems that cannot be addressed by single-field approaches. Their community is defined not by a specific subject, but by the practice of bridging traditional boundaries to create innovative research.
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The Social Sciences space encompasses the systematic study of human society, social relationships, and behavior through multiple disciplines (e.g., sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, political science), all supported by shared research methods, professional associations, and academic networks.
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The Natural Sciences space encompasses the empirical study of the physical world—including physics, chemistry, biology, earth, and astronomical sciences—uniting research communities and enthusiasts focused on understanding natural phenomena.
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Broad academic domain encompassing the study of human culture, expression, and thought across disciplines such as history, literature, philosophy, languages, art history, archaeology, and related sub-fields.
Contains 6 bubblesHumanities
Broad academic space encompassing disciplines that study abstract, formal systems and structures—such as mathematics, logic, theoretical computer science, and statistics—each with its own conferences, journals, and research communities.
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A broad interdisciplinary domain uniting practitioners who apply scientific principles to solve real-world problems. It encompasses multiple fields—each with its own professional bodies and research infrastructure—focused on translating theory into technology, processes, and applications.
Contains 7 bubblesApplied Sciences
Health Sciences is a broad domain encompassing the study and practice of health, disease, and healthcare delivery across disciplines such as medicine, nursing, pharmacy, public health, and allied health professions. It unites practitioners and researchers who share formal training pathways, accreditation bodies, and specialized professional networks.
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The broad domain of higher education encompassing teaching, research, and administration across universities and institutes worldwide, comprising multiple distinct professional and identity-based sub-communities.
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Academia
The Social Sciences space encompasses the systematic study of human society, social relationships, and behavior through multiple disciplines (e.g., sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, political science), all supported by shared research methods, professional associations, and academic networks.
Contains 5 bubblesSocial Sciences
A broad interdisciplinary domain uniting practitioners who apply scientific principles to solve real-world problems. It encompasses multiple fields—each with its own professional bodies and research infrastructure—focused on translating theory into technology, processes, and applications.
Contains 7 bubblesApplied Sciences
Broad academic domain encompassing the study of human culture, expression, and thought across disciplines such as history, literature, philosophy, languages, art history, archaeology, and related sub-fields.
Contains 6 bubblesHumanities
Health Sciences is a broad domain encompassing the study and practice of health, disease, and healthcare delivery across disciplines such as medicine, nursing, pharmacy, public health, and allied health professions. It unites practitioners and researchers who share formal training pathways, accreditation bodies, and specialized professional networks.
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The Natural Sciences space encompasses the empirical study of the physical world—including physics, chemistry, biology, earth, and astronomical sciences—uniting research communities and enthusiasts focused on understanding natural phenomena.
Contains 7 bubblesNatural Sciences
The broad domain of higher education encompassing teaching, research, and administration across universities and institutes worldwide, comprising multiple distinct professional and identity-based sub-communities.
Contains 16 bubblesAcademia
The Social Sciences space encompasses the systematic study of human society, social relationships, and behavior through multiple disciplines (e.g., sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, political science), all supported by shared research methods, professional associations, and academic networks.
Contains 5 bubblesSocial Sciences
A broad interdisciplinary domain uniting practitioners who apply scientific principles to solve real-world problems. It encompasses multiple fields—each with its own professional bodies and research infrastructure—focused on translating theory into technology, processes, and applications.
Contains 7 bubblesApplied Sciences
Broad academic domain encompassing the study of human culture, expression, and thought across disciplines such as history, literature, philosophy, languages, art history, archaeology, and related sub-fields.
Contains 6 bubblesHumanities
Health Sciences is a broad domain encompassing the study and practice of health, disease, and healthcare delivery across disciplines such as medicine, nursing, pharmacy, public health, and allied health professions. It unites practitioners and researchers who share formal training pathways, accreditation bodies, and specialized professional networks.
Contains 6 bubblesHealth Sciences
The Natural Sciences space encompasses the empirical study of the physical world—including physics, chemistry, biology, earth, and astronomical sciences—uniting research communities and enthusiasts focused on understanding natural phenomena.
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Academic researchers are professionals based in universities and institutes who conduct scholarly investigations, publish their findings in peer-reviewed journals, and actively participate in conferences and academic networks.
Academic Researchers
Universities are formal degree-granting institutions that provide higher education, conduct research, and foster distinct academic and campus cultures.
Universities
Social Scientists are professionals dedicated to researching and understanding human society, behavior, and institutions using systematic, often empirical, methods across fields such as sociology, anthropology, economics, and political science.
Social Scientists
University faculty are academic professionals employed by higher education institutions, responsible for teaching, research, and service activities within the academic environment.
University Faculty
Academic Writing is a structured form of communication used by scholars, researchers, and students to share findings, argue positions, and contribute new knowledge through theses, dissertations, and journal articles.
Academic Writing
Higher Education Educators are teaching professionals at universities, colleges, and technical schools who form a global community with specialized practices, networks, and cultural norms.
Higher Education Educators
Academic researchers are professionals based in universities and institutes who conduct scholarly investigations, publish their findings in peer-reviewed journals, and actively participate in conferences and academic networks.
Academic Researchers
Universities are formal degree-granting institutions that provide higher education, conduct research, and foster distinct academic and campus cultures.
Universities
Social Scientists are professionals dedicated to researching and understanding human society, behavior, and institutions using systematic, often empirical, methods across fields such as sociology, anthropology, economics, and political science.
Social Scientists
University faculty are academic professionals employed by higher education institutions, responsible for teaching, research, and service activities within the academic environment.
University Faculty
Academic Writing is a structured form of communication used by scholars, researchers, and students to share findings, argue positions, and contribute new knowledge through theses, dissertations, and journal articles.
Academic Writing
Higher Education Educators are teaching professionals at universities, colleges, and technical schools who form a global community with specialized practices, networks, and cultural norms.
Higher Education Educators
The History of Science community explores the evolution of scientific ideas, practices, and institutions throughout history, employing specialized research methods and interpretive approaches. Scholars in this field analyze not only the progression of scientific knowledge but also its cultural, social, and political contexts.
History Of Science
Academic Librarians are professionals who manage and support library services in higher education institutions, facilitating research, teaching, and student learning through specialized expertise and community engagement.
Academic Librarians
Religious Studies Scholars are academics and researchers dedicated to the systematic and critical study of religion across cultures and time periods, focusing on comparative, historical, and theoretical approaches.
Religious Studies Scholars
Interdisciplinary Researchers are academics who collaborate across multiple disciplines to solve complex problems that cannot be addressed by single-field approaches. Their community is defined not by a specific subject, but by the practice of bridging traditional boundaries to create innovative research.
Interdisciplinary Researchers
University professors are academic professionals who teach, conduct research, and provide service at institutions of higher education. They form a distinct community governed by shared norms, traditions, tenure systems, and scholarly networks.
University Professors
Environmental Science is a multidisciplinary field and community focused on understanding the complex interactions between natural systems and human activity, aiming to monitor, protect, and sustain the environment. Its practitioners blend diverse scientific approaches, activism, and policy work to address ecological challenges worldwide.
