> Math is generally considered to be part of the humanities Hm, not always. In my experience it was a B.Sc., M. Sc. and Dr. rer. nat. and in the math-nat depar

> Math is generally considered to be part of the humanities Hm, not always. In my experience it was a B.Sc., M. Sc. and Dr. rer. nat. and in the math-nat department, but it can also be associated with philosophy and of course there is no scientific method in math. For medicine you also have the (again country specific?) question whether a medical doctorate is comparable to a hard science one, e.g. for the purpose of grants in medical research.