The Academic Divisions are an integral and merit-based component of the International Core Academy of Sciences and Humanities. The Academy comprises five academic divisions and has over 300 members, including Fellows and Corresponding Fellows.

Division of Natural Sciences

The Division of Natural Sciences encompasses the fundamental sciences that study the physical universe and living systems through observation, experimentation, and theoretical modeling. It includes, but is not limited to:

 ·  Physics (theoretical and experimental; atomic, molecular, and optical physics; condensed matter; particle physics; astrophysics)

 ·  Chemistry (organic, inorganic, physical, analytical, theoretical, and materials chemistry)

 ·  Biological Sciences (molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, microbiology, developmental biology, neurobiology, zoology, botany)

 ·  Earth Sciences (geology, geophysics, geochemistry, paleontology, oceanography, atmospheric sciences, climatology)

 ·  Astronomy and Astrophysics

 ·  Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

 ·  Environmental Science and Sustainability

 ·  Medical Sciences

 ·  Biophysics and Chemical Biology

(This division includes both foundational and interdisciplinary sciences that seek to understand the laws of nature, the structure of matter, and the complexity of living systems.)

Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences

The Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences covers disciplines that apply scientific principles to design, build, and analyze systems, devices, processes, and technologies for practical use. Fields in this division include:

 ·  Mechanical Engineering

 ·  Electrical and Electronic Engineering

 ·  Civil and Structural Engineering

 ·  Chemical Engineering and Materials Science

 ·  Computer Engineering

 ·  Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering

 ·  Nuclear Engineering

 ·  Robotics and Mechatronics

 ·  Biomedical and Bioengineering

 ·  Industrial, Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering

 ·  Environmental and Sustainability Engineering

 ·  Engineering Physics and Applied Mechanics

 ·  Energy Systems and Renewable Technologies

 ·  Technological Sciences

(This division embraces both traditional branches and emerging areas of engineering that push the boundaries of innovation, sustainability, and societal impact.)

Division of Mathematics and Information Sciences

The Division of Mathematics and Information Sciences comprises fields dedicated to logical reasoning, abstract structure, quantitative analysis, and computational systems. This division includes:

 ·  Pure Mathematics (algebra, geometry, number theory, topology, analysis)

 ·  Applied Mathematics (differential equations, dynamical systems, mathematical modeling)

 ·  Statistics and Probability Theory

 ·  Computational Mathematics and Numerical Analysis

 ·  Operations Research and Optimization

 ·  Theoretical Computer Science (computational complexity, automata theory, formal languages)

 ·  Algorithms and Data Structures

 ·  Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

 ·  Information Theory and Coding

 ·  Cryptography and Security

 ·  Quantum Computing and Information

 ·  Data Science and Big Data Analytics

 ·  Logic and Foundations of Mathematics

(This division serves as the intellectual backbone of diverse scientific and engineering disciplines through its emphasis on abstraction, computation, and rigorous analysis. It encompasses all fields of the mathematical sciences.)

Division of Social Sciences

The Division of Social Sciences investigates individual and collective human behavior, social institutions, economic systems, and political structures. It includes a broad range of disciplines such as:

 ·  Sociology (social theory, inequality, institutions, urban and rural studies)

 ·  Political Science (political theory, comparative politics, international relations, public policy)

 ·  Economic Science (microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, development economics, behavioral economics)

 ·  Psychology (cognitive, social, developmental, clinical, and experimental psychology)

 ·  Anthropology (cultural, social, biological, linguistic, and archaeological anthropology)

 ·  Human Geography and Spatial Studies

 ·  Education and Learning Sciences

 ·  Demography and Population Studies

 ·  Public Administration and Policy Studies

 ·  Communication Studies and Media Sociology

 ·  Science and Technology Studies (STS)

(This division is devoted to understanding the dynamics of human societies and shaping the policies and institutions that govern them.)

Division of Humanities

The Division of Humanities engages with the intellectual, cultural, artistic, and historical expressions of human civilization. It includes a wide array of disciplines, such as:

 ·  History (ancient, medieval, modern, global, regional, intellectual, cultural, social, economic, and political history)

 ·  Philosophy (ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, logic, aesthetics, political philosophy)

 ·  Languages and Linguistics (modern and classical languages, phonetics, syntax, semantics, sociolinguistics)

 ·  Comparative Literature and Literary Studies

 ·  Religious Studies and Theology

 ·  Law and Jurisprudence

 ·  Classical Studies (Classics)

 ·  Cultural Studies and Area Studies

 ·  Art History and Visual Culture

 ·  Performing Arts (musicology, theater, dance, performance studies)

 ·  Digital Humanities and Media Studies

(This division promotes deep critical inquiry into the traditions, texts, and values that define human experience across time and culture.)