Just Why
Mathematics
Mathematics is the science that studies quantities and shapes in our daily lives. It serves as a universal language understood across the globe and is an invaluable tool for problem-solving; whether one is studying other academic subjects, engaging in invention and innovation, or simply navigating daily life, it is absolutely indispensable.
Physics
Physics explores the mysteries of the composition and workings of all things, unraveling every "why" in the world. From microscopic particles to the vast universe, physics employs simple laws to explain complex phenomena.
Chemistry
When you enter and become familiar with the wonderful world of chemistry, you may no longer be surprised by the various chemical phenomena hidden in daily life, no longer be puzzled by the chemical questions that once lingered in your mind, and no longer think that "manipulating" atoms and molecules is a fantasy.
Astronomy
What is our Earth like in the universe? Why does the sun emit light and heat? What are the stars twinkling in the night sky? Is there life on other planets besides Earth? Are there extraterrestrials? Will comets and asteroids really collide with Earth? How big is the universe? How was the universe created?
Earth Sciences
Earth science studies Earth’s interior, surface, atmosphere, biosphere and celestial links, covering planetary evolution, resources, environment and geological hazards.
Life Sciences
Life sciences study the cells, genes, reproduction and evolution of various types of life and the connection between organisms and the environment to solve human survival and development problems such as medical care, food, and ecology.
Zoology
The branch of biology that studies the shape, habits, classification, ecology and evolution of animals.
Botany
Botany is the branch of life sciences that studies the morphology, classification, physiology, evolution, ecology of plants and their relationship with humans.