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Geriatrics is a sub-discipline of medicine dealing with the prevention and treatment of illnesses in the elderly. Geriatric Studies graduates can expect to find abundant opportunities in social work, health administration and occupational therapy. 

Physical science involves the study of the non-living world. This academic discipline aims to uncover the underlying laws of nature. The four main branches are physics, astronomy, chemistry, and the earth sciences, which includes meteorology and geology.

If you want to design structures that seamlessly integrate functionality and aesthetics, then studying building and architecture might be the answer!

Looking for a career in law and justice? Justice Studies are designed to help students develop a robust understand of the justice system and gain transferrable skills that make them highly employable in a number of industries.

If history captures your interest and you want a profession that blends theoretical and physical work, then Archaeology is a good fit for you. 

Environmental Studies explore human interactions with nature and its many facets. It seeks to find solutions to sustainability issues such as the conservation of animal or plant species, as well as addressing wider problems such as climate change.