ISCED Defined Fields of Education
- 0 General Programmes
- 01 Basic programmes
- 08 Literacy and numeracy
- 09 Personal development
- 1 Education
- 14 Teacher training and education science
- 2 Humanities and Arts
- 21 Arts
- 22 Humanities
- 3 Social sciences, business and law
- 31 Social and behavioural science
- 32 Journalism and information
- 34 Business and administration
- 38 Law
- 4 Science
- 42 Life sciences
- 44 Physical sciences
- 46 Mathematics and statistics
- 48 Computing
- 5 Engineering, manufacturing and construction
- 52 Engineering and engineering trades
- 54 Manufacturing and processing
- 58 Architecture and building
- 6 Agriculture
- 62 Agriculture, forestry and fishery
- 64 Veterinary
- 7 Health and welfare
- 72 Health
- 76 Social services
- 8 Services
- 81 Personal services
- 84 Transport services
- 85 Environmental protection
- 86 Security services
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