Crop and livestock production is the study of growing, maintaining and harvesting crops and pastures, and grazing and managing animals. It includes the study of managing and maintaining farms and producing unprocessed plant and animal products.

Horticulture is the study of horticultural technology and management, greenhouse methods, nursery management, landscape gardening etc.

Forestry is the study of establishing, cultivating, harvesting and managing forests. It includes the study of hunting and trapping.

Fisheries is the study of breeding, rearing and harvesting fish and other seafood.

Veterinary is the study of preventing, diagnosing and treating diseases and injuries in animals, and their general care.

Inter-disciplinary or broad programmes and qualifications to which the greatest intended learning time is devoted to agriculture, forestry, fisheries and veterinary are classified here.

Dental studies are the study of diagnosing, treating and preventing diseases and abnormalities of the maxillofacial structures teeth and gums.

Medicine is the study of the principles and procedures used in preventing, diagnosing, caring for and treating illness, disease and injury in humans and the maintenance of general health. Principally, this detailed field consists of training of physicians/doctors.

Nursing is the study of encompasses autonomous and collaborative care of individuals of all ages, families, groups and communities, sick or well and in all settings, and collaborates with other health professionals.Midwifery is the study of encompasses care of women during pregnancy, labour, and the postpartum period, assisting breast feeding as well as care of the newborn. Medical assistance is a study of an integral part in primary and specialised health services. The scope of services provided encompasses the aspects of promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative in health care.

Medical diagnostic and treatment technology is the study of a wide range of technologies used for diagnosing and treating diseases and handicaps.

Therapy and rehabilitation is the study of restoring normal physical conditions to those incapacitated by temporary or permanent disability.

Pharmacy is the study of drugs and their effects on humans. It includes their preparation, dispensing and administration.

Traditional and complementary medicine is the study of alternative medicine

Care of elderly and of disabled adults is the study of non-medical care of the elderly and disabled.

Child care and youth services are the study of the development and non-medical care of children and youths. It includes the study of recreation and leisure activities as a social service for school children and young adults.

Social work and counselling is the study of the welfare needs of communities, specific groups and individuals and the appropriate ways of meeting these needs. The focus is on social welfare with emphasis on social policy and practice.