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The main branches of science?
I think just Physics, Chemistry, and Biology
3 main divisions of science?
i think it is Biology,Chemestry and Physics.......
Do you need to choose biology in o level if you want to become a doctor?
yes biology is a must if you are opting to become a doctor. Although, i don't think biology is the problem, physics is what is tough.
What are the four MAIN fields of earth science?
i think it is Physics Chemistry Biology and i don't think there is a fourth one.... sorry that's all i know... *_*
Who is the most important person in science?
It depends on who you think is most important. Also, it depends on the subject - chemistry, physics, biology, geology, astronomy...
The study of living organisms?
I think it is Biology.
What are the Division of sciences?
Science has a multitude of (divisions/areas and/or fields), here is a list of primary and secondary fields:Natural sciences.Physical sciences.ChemistryphysicsAstronomyEarth sciencesEnvironmental sciencesLife sciences (biology)Cognitive sciences.Formal sciences.Computer sciencesMathematicsStatisticsSystems sciencesSocial sciences.AnthropologyEconomicsLinguisticsPsychologyGeographyPhilosophyPolitical scienceSociologyApplied sciences.AgronomyArchitectureEducationEngineeringHealth sciencesManagementMilitary scienceSpatial science
Which course is better physics hons or engineering?
Engineering is a lot more dynamic than physics. It would be easier to transition from engineering to physics than the other way around... Engineers tend be quicker to adjust to and understand new concepts, and is capable of taking multiple approaches to problems. Physicists tend to look down on engineers. Being a third-year physics student myself, I think it's the jealousy we have towards them...
Who are the scientists working on matter and energy?
I suppose that you think to physicists.
What are the qualifications needed to become a doctor?
wel you would need High grades in chemistry, biology and physics, preferably also in maths and English and to do a medical degree at college i think..
Why criminology is not a science?
Actually, it is a science. However, when most people think of science, they think of the "hard" sciences; such as physics, biology or chemistry. Criminology is referred to as a "soft" science, similar to psychology, sociology, anthropology or political science.
What jobs might you use a microscope in?
As a scientist, inventor, Chemistry/Biology/Physics teacher, or enviromentalist. astronamy it think ;) Also: Crime scene investigator, coroner, metallurgist, gemmologist, mineralologist, and almost anything to do with the medical profession. p.s. astronomy is a telescope ;)
