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1.	stylistics		How language varies in specific speech situations.
2.	Theoretical Linguistics		Broad; how language is structured.
3.	computational linguistics		Use of computers to assist languages; teaching computers to understand speech.
4.	historical linguistics		Traces history or evolution of something in a language, such as sound change, word order.
5.	descriptive linguistics		Documents structure of particular language (phonology, morphology or syntax).
6.	Applied Linguistics		Using linguistics: second language teaching, learning.
7.	forensic linguistics		Language and the law (courtroom, arrest).
8.	sociolinguistics		Relationship between society and language: groups (class, gender, age) of people who share similar trait in language use.
9.	biology of language		Human versus animal communications; genes of language.
10.	neurolinguistics		What specific parts of the brain do in interpreting language.
11.	anthropological linguistics		Study of interaction between language and culture. (Broad)
12.	linguistic typology		Classifying languages based on similar structural characters. Also seeing what occurs in all or most languages.
13.	psycholinguistics		How the brain processes language, meaning. Comprehension.