The aesthetic representation in one medium of what is reality in another. Encompasses all artistic media.

The study of/training in the expression of emotions, ideas or views of reality through representation by lines on a surface. Includes the use of such media as pen & ink, pencil, charcoal, pastel etc.

The study of/training in the expression of emotions, ideas or views of reality through representation by the application of paints and chemical colour substances to canvasses or other materials.

The representation of reality using three-dimensional media e.g. stone, metal, wood etc.

The study of/training in the expression of emotions, ideas or views of reality by rendering art concepts onto surfaces and transferring images, via ink or dyes, onto paper or fabric.

The study of/training in the artistic construction of hand-written text.

The study of the conservation, protection and restoration of fine art artefacts.

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into the other Fine Art categories. To be used sparingly.

The study of design for everyday objects, taking into account technology and commerce as well as appearance and current art thinking. May involve the use of computers as design tools.

The study of/training in the use of artistic techniques effectively to communicate ideas and information to business and consumer audiences via forms of printed media.

The study of/training in the use of artistic techniques in the design and production of printed matter.

The study of/training in the use of artistic techniques in design using a variety of materials.

The study of/training in the use of artistic techniques in design to impart information.

The study of/training in the use of artistic techniques effectively to communicate ideas and information to business and consumer audiences via drawn or painted images.

The study of/training in the design and use of textiles and other materials to create items of apparel.

The study of/training in the design of textiles.

The study of/training in the design of industrial and consumer products to meet aesthetic, functional and commercial requirements.

The study of/training in the use of artistic techniques in the planning, designing, equipping and furnishing of residential, commercial and public interior spaces.

The study of/training in the design of furniture for residential, commercial and public environments.

The study of/training in the design of ceramic artefacts.

The study of/training in the design of non static computer-generated images.

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into the other Design studies categories. To be used sparingly.

The study of melody, harmony and rhythm produced in accordance with specified patterns and sequences. May include performance, theory and history of music.

The study of and/or training in acting and stagecraft. May include the study of theatre management and the supervision and production of scenery, costume, lighting, etc.

The study of the design of theatres and theatre productions.

The study of the design of sets and scenery for use in theatres, film and television.

The study of all aspects of film making.

The study of the techniques and principles associated with the production of moving image sequences.

The study of/training in the direction and arrangement of equipment and actors in the production of a moving image sequence.

The study of/training in all aspects of the production of a moving image sequence other than acting and directing.

The study of/training in the recording of audio and video elements in the production of a moving image sequence.

The study of/training in the production of special visual and/or audio effects in the production of moving image sequences.

The study of/training in the particular techniques associated with the creation of the illusion of movement in a video sequence, by the filming of successive drawings or the positions of puppets.

The study of the purely artistic elements of moving image sequences.

The study of the development of moving image and still image generation.

The study of the development of the generating of moving images.

The study of the development of the generating of still images.

The study of/training in all aspects in the creation of still images on photographic film or plates.

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into the other Cinematics and Photography categories. To be used sparingly.

The study of the use of a variety of materials individually and in combination to create pleasing and useful items. Includes a high proportion of practical work.

The study of all crafts which are based upon the source materials of fabric and leather.

The study of crafts which draw upon the use of needles in create and decorate fabric and leather artefacts.

The study of/training in the creation of items of apparel.

The study of/training in the creation of soft furnishing items.

The craft of interweaving fibres of material, such as cotton, wool, etc.

The craft involved with the creation or decoration of items made from animal skin.

The study of all crafts which use metals as a source material.

The craft of creating artefacts using the materials of silver and gold.

The craft of creating artefacts from iron.

The craft of creating chronometers.

The study of all crafts which involve the use of wood as a source material.

The craft of laying-out, fabricating, erecting, installing and repairing wooden structures and fixtures.

The craft of creating items of wooden furniture.

The craft of decorating wooden items by inlaying patterns of thin layers of wood, brass, ivory etc.

The craft of bonding thin outer layers of wood, brass, ivory etc to items for decorative purposes.

The study of all crafts which involve changing the appearance of objects by adding ornament or colour to their outer layer.

The study of all crafts which involve the use of clay, stone and related materials.

The craft of creating vessels and artefacts from fired clay.

The craft of creating decorative and functional tiles from clay and ceramic materials.

The craft of creating decorative and functional items from stone. May include dry-stone walling.

The study of all crafts which involve the use of reeds and related materials.

The craft of constructing containers from interwoven cane or reeds.

The study of the craft of traditional roofing using straw, reeds or similar materials.

All crafts which involve the use of glass as a source material.

The craft of constructing glass vessels by means of blowing into molten glass.

The study of all crafts which involve the making or use of paper as a source material.

The craft of constructing decorative and ornate bindings for hand-printed books.

The Japanese craft of folding paper into decorative shapes and figures.

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into the other Crafts categories. To be used sparingly.

The study of the creation of fictional text.

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into the other Creative Arts and Design categories. To be used sparingly.

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into the other Others in Creative Arts and Design categories. To be used sparingly.

Undefined

The study of the mechanical laws relating to the movement and structure of the human body. Also the design and construction of artificial materials and devices for the purpose of regulating/replacing human tissues, organs or limbs.

The study of design, construction, maintenance and development of any device which uses the resources of nature to turn energy into productive and useful work.

The study of the principles of engineering as they apply to the development of electronic or manufacturing engineering tools.

The study of the principles of engineering as they apply to the management and control of factory and workshop techniques and the industrial developments in technology and materials.

The study of the principles of engineering as they apply to electrical and electronic methods of manufacture.

The study of the principles of engineering as they apply to the design of new and/or replacement production-line technology.

The study of the principles of minerals technology as they apply to clay and clay-based products. Stresses the use of the raw material rather than how it is extracted.

The study of the principles of minerals technology as they apply to ceramics. Stresses the use of the raw material rather than how it is extracted.

The study of the principles of minerals technology as they apply to glass and glass derivatives. Stresses the use of the raw material rather than how it is extracted.

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into the other Ceramics and Glass categories. To be used sparingly.

The study of molecular compounds or filaments. Stresses the uses of the raw material rather than how it is extracted.

The use and development of polymers.

The use and development of plastics.

The use and development of textiles.

The development of textiles from chemical compounds.

The study of dying and colouring agents and their application to textiles.

The study of the processing and use of leather. Includes tanning and methods of preserving leather.

The conversion of raw hide into leather.

The study of the methods and processes used in the production of clothing.

The study of the programming and operation of knitting machines.

The making and adaptation of clothing to specific measurements.

The design and cutting of patterns from cloth.

The design and production of hats.

The design and production of footwear

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into the other Polymer and Textiles categories. To be used sparingly.

The study of communication between people through broadcasting, cinema, the press and by electronic means. May involve the study of the media industry, technical innovations and the role of audiences.

The study of communication between people through television. May involve study of the television industry, technical innovations and the role of audiences. Concentrates on business, management and financial aspects and not on the production of the artwork and ideas themselves.

The study of communication between people through radio. May involve study of the radio industry, technical innovations and the role of audiences. Concentrates on business, management and financial aspects and not on the production of the artwork and ideas themselves.

The study of communication between people through film. May involve study of the film industry, technical innovations and the role of audiences. Concentrates on business, management and financial aspects and not on the production of the artwork and ideas themselves.

The study of the communication of people through electronic media. May involve study of the internet, world wide web, technical innovations and the role of audiences. Concentrates on business, management and financial aspects and not on the equipment and technology.

The study of the communication between people through paper-based media. May involve the study of books, newspapers and magazines, technical development and the role of audiences. Concentrates on business, management and financial aspects and not on the printing and technical expertise.

The study of the organisation and presentation of media events.

The study of the organisation and presentation of events on television.

The study of the organisation and presentation of events on radio.

The study of the organisation and presentation of events on film.

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into other Media studies categories. To be used sparingly.

The study of the production, distribution and sale of information made available by printed, electronic or other means.

The study of the production, distribution and sale of information by electronic means.

The study of the production, distribution and sale of information on audio/video tape.

The study of the production, distribution and sale of information on CD ROM.

The study of the production, distribution and sale of information via the World Wide Web.

The study of the production, distribution and sale of information in a variety of ways, in sequence or parallel.

The study of the production, distribution and sale of information which the recipient, with the right equipment, is able to interrogate and manipulate.

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into other Publishing categories. To be used sparingly.

The study of the design, construction and erection of structures. Combines design creativity with technical competence.

Design of buildings for human activity, taking into account both internal and external environmental factors.

The study of enclosed spaces; design, implementation and materials.

The theory and practice of advanced techniques and new materials in architectural design and construction.

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into the other Architecture categories. To be used sparingly.

The study of the design, construction and management of land-based scenery. Includes buildings within landscape and the habitat surrounding them.

The scenic design of the natural environment and the layout of gardens and open spaces.

The planning and management of the built and natural environment as landscape.

Miscellaneous grouping for related subjects which do not fit into the other Landscape Design categories.