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UNITED STATES INFORMATIONAGENCY

Revised Exchange-Visitor Skills List

SUMMARY: The Exchan ge-Visitor SkillsList wh ich follows incorporates allprevious revisions and amend ments stillin effect, and h as been developed afterconsultation with foreign governments.

DATES: In order to provide time for thedissemination of this list to ForeignService posts abroad an d to in terestedpersons and organizations in the UnitedStates, the following Exchange-VisitorSkills List shall becom e effective March17, 1997.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:Stanley S. Colvin or William G.Ohlhausen , Assistant General Counsels,United States Information Agency, Suite700, 3014th Street, SW., Washin gton,DC 20547. Teleph one 2026196829.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Pursuantto the p rovisions of section 212(e) of theImmigration an d Nationality Act, asamen ded (8 U.S.C. 1182(e), and 22 CFR41.65(b), The Sec retary of Statedesignated on April 25, 1972, andrevised on Februar y 10, 1978, a list offields of specialized knowledge or skills(referred to as th e Exchange-VisitorSkills List) and those coun tries whichclearly required the services of personsengaged in one or m ore of such fields.Any alien who was a n ational orresident of one of those countries andobtained an exchange-visitor visa and/orbecame a participant in an Exchange-Visitor Program involving a designated

field of specialized knowledge or skillafter the effective date of those p ublicnotices was subject to the two-yearforeign residence (home-countryphysical presence) requirement ofsection 212(e) of said Immigration andNationality Act as p rovided by saidsection and 22 CFR 41.65(b).

Pursuan t to the provisions ofReorganization Plan No. 2 of 1977,section 217 of the United StatesInformation Agency Au thorization Actof August 24, 1982 (Pub.L. 97241) andExecutive Order s Nos. 12038 of March27, 1978 and 12388 of October 14, 1982,

the Director, United States InformationAgency, further revised the 1972Exchange-Visitor Skills List on :Septem ber 30, 1986; Februar y 5, 1987;March 19, 1987; April 1, 1987;December 16, 1988 and on July 28,1993.

Exchange visitors who entered thecountry p rior to said effective date shallcontinue to be governed by the 1972Exchange-Visitor Skills List, asamend ed. The Skills Lists have beendeveloped after consultation withforeign governm ents, USIA area offices,

USIS posts abroad, and w ith theassistan ce of foreign ser vices officersassigned to USIAs Office of the GeneralCounsel, Waiver Branch, ExchangeVisitor Program Ser vices.

Dated: Janu ary 7, 1997.

Les Jin,

General Coun sel.

Th eRevised Exch an ge V isi tor Sk illsListappears as follows:

Revised Skills (Master)

Group (1). Fields in the Administrationof Public or Public-Oriented A ffairs:

1A. Public Administration (includin g,but not limited to: City Planning, UrbanStudies/Plann ing, UrbanTransportation, and Pu blic Health)

1B. Public Social Administration(including, but n ot limited to: Welfare,Dietetics, Nutrition, Fam ily Plannin gand Pu blic Health)

1C. Public Social Services

1D. Sanitation1E. Drug Abuse an d Narcotics Control1F. International Health1G. Tourism and Travel1H. Law Enforcement and Corrections

(including, but not limited to theAdministration of Justice)

1I. Parks and Recreation Management(including, but not limited to WildlifeManagement)

1J. Primary School Administration1K. Secondary Sch ool Admin istration1L. College, University an d Higher

Education Admin istration1M. Technical or Vocational School

Administration

1N. Hospital Admin istration1O. Labor Union Admin istration

Group (2). Fields in th e MedicalProfession:

2A. General Pract ice of Medicine(including Osteopaths who also practiceMedicine)

2B. Recognized Med icalSpecializations (includin g, but notlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Cardiology, Dermatology,Embryology, Epidemiology, ForensicMedicine, Gastroenterology,Hematology, Immunology, Internal

Medicine, Neurological Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,Ophth almology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics ,Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, PreventiveMedicine, Proctology, Psychiatry andNeurology, Radiology, SpeechPathology, Sports Medicine, Surgery,Thoracic Surgery, Toxicology, Urologyand Virology)

2C. Veterinary Medicin e2D. Emergency Medicin e

2E. Nuclear Medicine2F. Geriatrics2G. Nursing (including, but not

limited to registered nu rses, practicalnurses, p hysicians receptionists andmedical records clerks)

2H. Medical Instruments an dTechnology

2I. Dentistry

2J. Dental Tech nology2K. Optometry2L. Chiropractic and Osteopathy (not

includin g Osteopathic Physicians whoalso practice Medicine)

2M. Medical Cybernetics2N. All Therapies, Prosthetics and

Healing (except Medicine, Osteopathyor Osteopathic Medicine, Nu rsing,Dentistry, Chiropractic and Optometry)

2O. Medical Statistics andDocumentation

2P. Cancer Research2Q. Medical Photography2R. Environmental Health2S. Medical Research

Group (3). Fields in Com pu ter Scienceand Related Professions:

3A. Compu ter Science3B. Information Science and Systems

Analysis3C. Data Processin g (inclu din g, but

not limited to the u se of data inanalyzing census financial plann ing andfeasibility studies)

3D. Computer Programmin g3E. Compu ter Maintenance

Technologies

Group (4). Fields in Engineering andRelat ed Profe ss ion s:

4A. Aerospace Engineering4B. Cartograph y4C. Chemical Engineering4D. Civil Engineerin g (inclu din g

Airport Engineering)4E. Commu nication Engineering4F. Comp uter Engineering and

Technologies4G. Electrical Engineerin g4H. Electronic Engineering (including

Radio Engineering)4I. Energy Engineerin g and

Technology (but not includin gPetroleum and Natural Gas Engineeringand Technology)

4J. Genetic an d Biomed icalEngineering4K. Industrial Engineering4L. Marine and Aeronautical

Engineering and Technology (includ ing,but not limited to: Marine and FlightEngineers)

4M. Materials Engineerin g andSciences (includ ing, but not limited to:textiles, plastics, wood, paper andmetal, but not includ ing MetalFabrication)

4N. Mechanical Engineering(including, but not limited to: systems,


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safety and p roduction engineers, andincludin g Automatic Data Processing)

4O. Mining and LumberingEngineering and Technology

4P. Navigation an d TransportationEngineering

4Q. Optical Engineering (including,but not limited to light and soundtechnology)

4R. Petroleum an d Natural GasEngineering and Technology

4S. Printing and Ph otographicEngineering and Technology

4T. Surveying (includin gOceanography)

4U. Agricultural Engineering4V. Nuclear Engineering4W. Natural Resource Management

Engineering (including but not Limitedto Water Resource Management)

4X. Environmental Engineering

Group (5). Fields in th e Natu ralSciences and Mathem atics:

5A. Chemistry (includin g all branchesand specialties in Chemistry, except inPharmacy an d Chemical Engineering)

5B. Life Sciences (inclu din g, but n otlimited to Ph armacy and Biology)

5C. Study of Drugs and AlliedSciences

5D. Optics and Physics (includingphysical chem ists, metallurgists and allbranches and sp ecialties in Physics)

5E. Genetics5F. Mathematics5G. Laboratory Tech nology

(including, but not limited to ph ysicaland ch emistry laboratory technicians)

5H. Metal Fabrication (including, but

not limited to skilled metal craftsworkers)

5I. Atmospheric-HydrosphericSciences (includin g but not limited toMarine Science, Meteorology andOceanography)

5J. Astronomy an d Space Techn ology5K. Repair and Maintenance

Technology5L. Agriculture and Agronomy

(including, but not limited toveterinarians, plant pathologists,poultry and d airy scientists, animalhusbandry and animal nutrition)

5M. Food Science and Technology

5N. Zoology (including AnimalBehavior and Physiology)5O. Forestry5P. Fisheries (or other Marine

Products)5Q. Geology (inclu din g all branches

and specialties, e.g. Oceanology, and allbranches of App lied Geology includinggeophysicists and geochemists)

5R. Hydrology (including, but notlimited to Water Pollution)

5S. Ecology and EnvironmentalProtection (including Conservation)

5T. Desalinization

5U. Population Stud ies5V. Botany5W. Entomology

Group (6). Fields in th e Social Scien ces:

6A. Sociology (except Economics an dincludin g Criminology)

6B. Psychology (including, but notlimited to Psychometrics, Child

Psychology and Psychobiology)6C. History (includ ing Art History)6D. Philosophy (includ ing

Humanities)6E. Anthropology and Archaeology6F. Demography6G. Government and Politics

(including, but not limited toInternational Relations)

6H. Economics6I. Literatur e6J. Instructional Media and

Technology6K. Fine Arts (including, but not

limited to Music, Theater, Sculpture,Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and

Photography)6L. Estate Managemen t6M. Linguistics6N. Law (includ ing Judicature and all

branches and specialties in the practiceof Law, except in Law Enforcement)

6O. Theology6P. Cultural Diversity (including, but

not limited to Womens, Minority,Ethnic and Area Studies)

6Q. Fashion an d Textile Design6R. Graphic Design6S. Geograph y6T. Home Economics6U. Language Stud ies

Group (7). Fields in the Study andPractice of Education :

7A. Teaching and Religious Education7B. Edu cational Testin g, Evaluation

and Measurement7C. Primary Sch ool Teaching

(including, but not limited to NurserySchools and Kindergartens)

7D. Secondary Sch ool Teaching(including, but not limited to RemedialTeaching and Teaching of English as aForeign Language)

7E. Vocational and Technical SchoolTeaching

7F. College and University Teaching

in Natural Sciences, Mathematics,Engineering and Technology (exceptAgriculture)

7G. College and Un iversity Teachin gof Social Sciences, Liberal Arts andLiterature (including Foreign LanguageEducation)

7H. College and University Teachingof Education

7I. College and Un iversity Teach ing ofBusiness

7J. Agricultural School Teaching7K. Education of the Physically

Handicapp ed (including Education of

the Mentally Retarded an d EmotionallyDisturbed)

7L. Education of Exceptional Children7M. Physical Education and

Recreation (including, but not limited toCoaching)

7N. Teaching in Medical Schools(including, but not limited to lecturers)

7O. Teaching in Law Schools

(including, but not limited to lecturers)7P. Career Guidance and Counseling7Q. Camp Counselor7R. Educational Technology

(Instructional Systems Technology)7S. Educational Psychology7T. Curriculum Planning

Group (8). Fields in Communication,Transport and Construction Professionsand Skills:

8A. Journalism (including, but notlimited to editors and reporters, andincludin g text-book writers, interpretersand translators)

8B. Comm unication Media (includ ingTelevision and Film )8C. Electrical Communication

Technology8D. Radio Op eration8E. Airplane Piloting (including, but

not limited to Airline Piloting)8F. Merchant Marine8G. Architecture (includ ing Marine

Architecture)8H. Construction (includin g but not

limited to builders, but not includin gskilled and u nskilled laborers)

8I. Construction-Project Management8J. Draftin g8K. Skilled Operation of Construction

Machines8L. Telecommu nications

Group (9). Fields in Bu siness:

9A. Indu strial and BusinessAdmin istration and Management(including, but not limited to:programmers and Project Evaluation,Business, Total Quality Management)

9B. International Business andCommerce

9C. Industrial Organization9D. Labor and Industrial Relations9E. Economic Development and

Planning (includin g Rural Development)

9F. Economic Information Analysis(including, but not limited toManagement Stu dies)

9G. Accounting9H. Cybernetic Tech nology9I. Statistics9J. Insurance (including Actuaries)9K. Administration of Financial

Institutions (includ ing, but not limitedto Savings and Loan Organizations an dCredit Un ions)

9L. Financial Plannin g9M. Operations Research9N. Banking


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9O. Farm Management andAdministration

9P. Hotel and Motel Management9R. Marketing9S. Finance

Group (10). Fields of Library S cience:

10A. Library Science (including, butnot lim ited to Electronic Data Storage

and Retrieval)Afghanistan

Please Note: the Skills List ForAfghanistan Is Currently Susp ended.

Albania

Group (1)

All fields listed in part I.

Group (2)


Group (3)


Group (4)


Group (5)


Group (6)


Group (7)


Group (8)


Group (9)


Group (10)


Algeria

Group (1)


Group (2)

2A. General Pr actice of Medicine(including Osteopaths who also practicemedicine)

2B. Recognized Med icalSpecializations (includin g, but notlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Card iology, Dermatology,Embryology, Epid emiology, ForensicMedicine, Gastroenterology,Hematology, Immunology, InternalMedicine, Neurological Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,Ophthalm ology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics ,Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, Preventive

Medicine, Proctology, Psychiatry andNeurology, Radiology, SpeechPathology, Sports Medicine, Surgery,Thoracic Surgery, Toxicology, Urologyand Virology)

2G. Nursing (including, but notlimited to registered nu rses, practicalnu rses, physicians receptionists andmedical records clerks)

2H. Medical Instrum ents andTechnology

2I. Dentistry

2J. Dental Tech nology2K. Optometry

2L. Chiropractic and Osteopathy (notincludin g Osteopathic Physicians whoalso practice medicine)

2N. All Therapies, Prosthetics andHealing (except Medicine, Osteopathyor Osteopathic Medicine, Nu rsing,Dentistry, Chiropractic and Optometry)

Group (3)


Group (4)


Group (5)


Group (6)


6B. Psychology (including, but notlimited to Child Psychology,Psychometrics and Psychobiology)

6H. Economics

Group (7)

7C. Primary Sch ool Teaching(including, but not limited to NurserySchools and Kindergartens)



7F. College and University Teachingin Natural Sciences, Mathematics,Engineering and Technology (exceptAgriculture)


7J. Agricultural School Teaching


7O. Teaching in Law Schools(including, but not limited to lecturers)

Group (8)


Group (9)


Argentina

Group (1)

1A. Public Adm inistration (includ ingbut not limited to: City Planning, UrbanStudies/Plann ing, UrbanTransportation, and Public Health)

1B. Public Social Administration(including, but not limited to: Welfare,

Dietetics, Nutrition, Family Planningand Pu blic Health)

1E. Drug Abuse and Narc otics Control1J. Primary School Adm inistration1K. Secondary Sch ool Adm inistration1L. College, University an d Higher


Administration1N. Hospital Admin istration

Group (2)

2C. Veterinary Medicine

Group (3)


Group (4)

4E. Commu nication Engineering4H. Electronic Engineering (including

Radio Engineering)4J. Genetic an d Biomed ical

Engineering4L. Marine and Aeronautical

Engineering and Technology including,but not limited to: Marine and FlightEngineers)

4U. Agricultural Engineering4W. Natural Resource Management

Engineering (including but not lim itedto Water Resource Management)

4X. Environmental Engineering

Group (5)

5A. Chemistry (includ ing all branchesand specialties in Chemistry, except inPharmacy an d Chemical Engineering)

5B. Life Sciences (inclu din g, but n otlimited to: Pharmacy and Biology)

5D. Optics and Physics (includingPhysical Chemists, Metallurgists and allbranches and specialties in Physics)


(including, but not lim ited to: Physicaland Chemistry Laboratory Technicians)

5I. Atmosph eric-HydrosphericSciences (includin g but not limited to:Marine Science, Meteorology andOceanography)

5L. Agriculture and Agronomy(including, but not limited to:Veterinarians, Plant Pathologists,Poultry and Dairy Scientists, AnimalHusbandry and Anim al Nutrition)

5M. Food Science and Tech nology5P. Fisheries (or other Marine

Products)5Q. Geology (inclu din g all branches

and specialties, e.g. Oceanology, and all


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branches of App lied Geology includingGeophysicists and Geochemists)



5T. Desalinization5U. Population Studies

Group (6)

6J. Instructional Media andTechnology

6M. Linguistics

Group (7)

7B. Education al Testing, Evaluationand Measurement

7C. Primary School Teachin g(including, but not limited to NurserySchools and Kindergartens)

7D. Secondary School Teachin g(including, but not limited to RemedialTeaching and Teaching of English as aForeign Language)



7G. College and University Teachingof Social Sciences, Liberal Arts andLiterature (including Foreign LanguageEducation)

7H. College and University Teachingof Edu cation

7I. College and Unive rsity Teachin g ofBusiness


Handicapped (including Education ofthe Mentally Retarded and EmotionallyDisturbed)



7R. Educational Technology(Instructions Systems Technology)

7T. Curriculum Planning

Group (8)

8L. Telecommu nications

Group (9)

9I. Statistics

Group (10)

10A. Library Science (including, butnot lim ited to Electronic Data Storageand Retrieval)

Azerbaijan

Group ( 2)

2B. Recognized Med icalSpecializations (includin g, but notlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Card iology, Dermatology,Embryology, Epid emiology, Forensic

Medicine, Gastroenterology,Hematology, Immunology, InternalMedicine, Neurological Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,Ophth almology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics ,Pharmacology, and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, Preventive


2D. Emergency Medicin e2H. Medical Instrum ents and

Technology2M. Medical Cybernetics2O. Medical Statistics and

Documentation2P. Cancer Research2R. Environmental Health

Group (3)

3B. Information Science and SystemsAnalysis

3D. Computer Programmin g

Group (4)

4B. Cartograph y4H. Electronic Engineering (including

Radio Engineering)4J. Genetic an d Biomed ical

Engineering4L. Marine and Aeronautical

Engineering and Technology (includin g,but not limited to: Marine and FlightEngineers)

4M. Materials Engineerin g and

Sciences (including, but not limited to:textiles, Plastics, Wood, Paper andMetal, but n ot includin g MetalFabrication)

4P. Navigation and TransportationEngineering

4Q. Optical Engineering (including,but not limited to: light and soundtechnology)

4S. Printing and PhotographicEngineering and Technology

Group (5)



5I. Atmospheric-HydrosphericSciences (including, but not limited to:Marine Science, Meteorology andOceanography)

5M. Food Science an d Techn ology5Q. Geology (inclu din g all branch es

and specialties, e.g. Oceanology, and allbranches of Applied Geology includ ingGeophysicists an d Geochemists)


Group (6)


6K. Fine Arts (including, but notlimited to Music, Theater, Sculpture,Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, andPhotography)

6L. Estate Managemen t6R. Graphic Design6T. Home Economics

Group (7)

7B. Edu cational Tes ting, Evaluationand Measurement

7K. Education of the PhysicallyHandicapped (including Education ofthe Mentally Retarded an d EmotionallyDisturbed)

7L. Education of Exceptional Children7N. Teaching in Medical Schools

(including, but not limited to lecturers)7R. Educational Technology

(Instructional Systems Technology)

Group (8)


8B. Comm unication Media (includ ingTelevision and Film )

8E. Airplane Piloting (including, butnot limited to Airline Piloting)

8F. Merchant Marine8H. Construction (includ ing, but not



Group (9)

9A. Indu strial and BusinessAdmin istration and Management(including, but not limited to:Programmers and Project Evaluation,Business, Total Quality Management)


9D. Labor and Industrial Relations9F. Economic Information Analysis

(including, but not limited toManagement Stu dies)

9H. Cybernetic Tech nology9J. Insurance (including Actuaries)9K. Administration of Financial


9M. Operations Research9N. Banking9P. Hotel and Motel Management9R. Marketing9S. Finance

Bahamas

Group (1)

1A. Public Adm inistration (includ ingbut Not Limited To: City Plannin g,Urban Studies/Plann ing, UrbanTransportation, and Public Health)


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1B. Public Social Administration(including, but not limited to: Welfare,Dietetics, Nutrition, Fam ily Plannin gand Pu blic Health)

1M. Technical or Vocational SchoolAdministration

1O. Labor Union Administration

Group ( 3)


Group (4)

4D. Civil Engineerin g (inclu din gAirport Engineering)

4G. Electrical Engineerin g4L. Marine and Aeronautical


4N. Mechanical Engineering(including, but not limited to: systems,safety and p roduction engineers, andincludin g Automatic Data Processing)

Group (5)


5B. Life Sciences (inclu din g, but n otlimited to: Pharm acy and Biology)

5D. Optics and Physics (includingPhysical Chemists, Metallurgists and allbranches and sp ecialties in Physics)

5F. Mathematics5L. Agriculture and Agronomy

(including, but not limited to:Veterinarians, Plant Pathologists,Poultry and Dairy Scientists, AnimalHusbandry and Anim al Nutrition)

5P. Fisheries (or other marin e

products)5Q. Geology (inclu din g all branches

and specialties, eg. Oceanology, and allbranches of App lied Geology includingGeophysicists and Geochemists)


5T. Desalinization

Group (6)


6B. Psychology (including, but notlimited to Psychometrics, ChildPsychology and Psychobiology)

6H. EconomicsGroup (7)




7F. College and University Teachingin Natural Sciences, Mathematics,

Engineering and Technology (exceptAgriculture)




7M. Physical Education andRecreation (including, but not limited toCoaching)


7O. Teaching in Law Schools(including, but not limited to lecturers)

Group (8)


8C. Electrical CommunicationTechnology

8E. Airplane Piloting (including, butnot limited to Airline Piloting)8G. Architecture (includin g Marine

Architecture)8H. Construction (includin g, but n ot


Group (9)

9A. Indu strial and BusinessAdmin istration and Management(including, but not limited to:programmers an d Project Evaluation,Business, Total Quality Management)

9I. Statistics9K. Admin istration of Financial

Institutions (including, but not limitedto Savings and Loan Organizations andCredit Unions)

9N. Banking

Group (10)


Bahrain

Group (1)

1A. Public Admin istration (includin gbut not limited to: City Planning, UrbanStudies/Plann ing, Urban

Transportation, and Pu blic Health)1B. Public Social Administration(including, but n ot limited to: Welfare,Dietetics, Nutrition, Fam ily Plannin gand Pu blic Health)

1K. Secondary Sch ool Admin istration1M. Technical or Vocational School


Group (2)

2A. General Pract ice of Medicine(including Osteopaths who also practicemedicine)

2B. Recognized Med icalSpecializations (includin g, but n otlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Cardiology, Dermatology,Embryology, Epidem iology, ForensicMedicine, Gastroenterology,Hematology, Immunology, InternalMedicine, Neurological Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,

Ophthalm ology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics,Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, PreventiveMedicine,Proctology, Psychiatry andNeurology, Radiology, SpeechPathology, Sports Medicine. Surgery,Thoracic Surgery, Toxicology, Urologyand Virology)

2G. Nursing (including, but notlimited to registered nu rses, practicalnurses, p hysicians receptionists andmedical records clerks)

2H. Medical Instruments an d

Technology2I. Dentistry2J. Dental Tech nology2K. Optometry2L. Chiropractic and Osteopathy (not

includin g Osteopathic Physicians whoalso practice medicine)

2N. All Therapies, Prosthetics AndHealing (except Medicine, Osteopathyor Osteopathic Medicine, Nu rsing,Dentistry, Chiropractic and Optometry)

Group ( 3)


Group (4)


4G. Electrical Engineerin g4H. Electronic Engineering (including

Radio Engineering)4L. Marine and Aeronautical




Group (5)



5D. Optics and Physics (includingphysical chem ists, metallurgists and allbranches and specialties in Physics)

5F. Mathematics5G. Laboratory Tech nology

(including, but not limited to: physicaland ch emistry laboratory technicians)


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5H. Metal Fabrication (including, butnot limited to skilled metal craftsworkers)

5K. Repair and MaintenanceTechnology

5L. Agriculture and Agronomy(including, but not limited to:veterinarians, plant pathologists,poultry and d airy scientists, animal

husbandry and animal nutrition)5P. Fisheries (or other marin e




5T. Desalinization

Group (6)

6H. Economics

Group (7)

7C. Primary School Teachin g





Group (8)


8D. Radio Op eration8E. Airplane Piloting (including, but

not limited to Airline Piloting)8G. Architecture (includ ing Marine

Architecture)8H. Construction (includin g, but not


8J. Draftin g8K. Skilled Operation of Construction

Machines

Group (9)

9A. Indu strial and BusinessAdmin istration and Management

(including, but not limited to:Programmers and Project Evaluation,Business, Total Quality Management)

9I. Statistics9B. Bankin g

Group (10)


Bangladesh

Group (1)


Group (2)


2B. Recognized Med icalSpecializations (includin g, but notlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Cardiology, Dermatology,

Embryology, Epidemiology, ForensicMedicine, Gastroenterology,Hematology, Immunology, InternalMedicine, Neurological Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,Ophth almology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics ,Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, PreventiveMedicine, Proctology, Psychiatry andNeurology, Radiology, SpeechPathology, Sports Medicine, Surgery,Thoracic Surgery, Toxicology, Urologyand Virology)

2G. Nursing (including, but notlimited to registered nu rses, practicalnu rses, physicians receptionists andmedical records clerks)


2I. Dentistry2J. Dental Tech nology2K. Optometry

Group (3)


Group (4)


Group (5)


Group (6)

6H. Economics

Group (7)






7J. Agricultural School Teaching7N. Teaching in Medical Schools

(including, but not limited to lecturers)

Group (8)


8H. Construction (includ ing, but notlimited to builders, but not includin gskilled and u nskilled laborers)

8J. Draftin g8K. Skilled Operation of Construction

Machines

Group (9)

9I. Statistics

9K. Administration of FinancialInstitutions (includ ing, but not limitedto Savings and Loan Organizations an dCredit Un ions)

9N. Banking

Benin

Group (1)

1A. Public Administration (includ ing,but not limited to: City Planning, UrbanStudies/Plann ing, UrbanTransportation, and Public Health)

1B. Public Social Administration(including, but not limited to: Welfare,Dietetics, Nutrition, Family Planningand Pu blic Health)

1J. Primary School Adm inistration1K. Secondary Sch ool Adm inistration1M. Technical or Vocational School


Group (2)

2A. General Pra ctice of Medicine(including Osteopaths who also practicemedicine)

2B. Recognized Med icalSpecializations (includin g, but n otlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Cardiology, Dermatology,Embryology, Epidem iology, ForensicMedicine, Gastroenterology,Hematology, Immunology, InternalMedicine, Neurological Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,Ophthalm ology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics,Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, PreventiveMedicine, Proctology, Psychiatry andNeurology, Radiology, SpeechPathology, Sports Medicine, Surgery,Thoracic Surgery, Toxicology, Urologyand Virology)

2G. Nursing (including, but notlimited to registered nu rses, practical

nurses, p hysicians receptionists andmedical records clerks)


2I. Dentistry2J. Dental Tech nology2K. Optometry2L. Chiropractic and Osteopathy (not




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2P. Cancer Research

2Q. Medical Photography

2R. Environmental Health

2S. Medical Research

Group (3)

All Files Listed in Part I.

Group (4)


4G. Electrical Engineerin g

4H. Electrical Engineering (includingRadio Engineering)

4L. Marine and AeronauticalEngineering and Technology (includ ing,but not limited to: Marine and FlightEngineers)




4U. Agricultural Engineering

Group (5)



5F. Mathematics

5G. Laboratory Tech nology(including, but not limited to: physical

and ch emistry laboratory technicians)5H. Metal Fabrication (including, but

not limited to skilled metal craftsworkers)


5L. Agriculture and Agronomy(including, but not limited to:veterinarians, plant pathologists,poultry and d airy scientists, animalhusbandry and animal nutrition)

5O. Forestry

5P. Fisheries (or other MarineProducts)

5Q. Geology (inclu din g all branchesand specialties, e.g. Oceanology, and allbranches of App lied Geology includinggeophysicists and geochemists)


Group (6)



6H. Economics

Group (7)








(including, but not limited to lecturers)7O. Teaching in Law Schools

(including, but not limited to lecturers)Group (8)



8D. Radio Op eration8G. Architecture (includin g Marine

Architecture)8H. Construction (includin g but not


8J. Draftin g

8K. Skilled Operation of ConstructionMachines

Group (9)




9N. Banking

Group (10)10A. Library Science (including, but

not lim ited to Electronic Data Storageand Retrieval)

Bolivia

Group (1)

1A. Public Admin istration (includin gbut Not Limited T o: City Plann ing,Urban Studies/ Planning, UrbanTransportation, and Pu blic Health)

1B. Public Social Administration(including, but n ot limited to: Welfare,

Dietetics, Nutrition, Family Planningand Pu blic Health)

1J. Primary School Adm inistration1K. Secondary Sch ool Adm inistration1M. Technical or Vocational School


Group (2)


2B. Recognized Med icalSpecializations (includin g, but n otlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Cardiology, Dermatology,Embryology, Epidem iology, ForensicMedicine, Gastroenterology,Hematology, Immunology, InternalMedicine, Neurological Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,Ophthalm ology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics,Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, PreventiveMedicine, Proctology, Psychiatry andNeurology, Radiology, SpeechPathology, Sports Medicine, Surgery,Thoracic Surgery, Toxicology, Urologyand Virology)



2I. Dentistry2J. Dental Tech nology2K. Optometry

2L. Chiropractic and Osteopathy (notincludin g Osteopathic Physicians whoalso practice medicine)


Group (3)


Group (4)



Radio Engineering)4N. Mechanical Engineering

(including, but not limited to: systems,safety and p roduction engineers, andincludin g Automatic Data Processing)



Group (5)



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5D. Optics and Physics (includingPhysical Chemists, Metallurgists and allbranches and sp ecialties in Physics)



5H. Metal Fabrication (including, butnot limited to Skilled Metal CraftsWorkers)



5O. Forestry5P. Fisheries (or other marin e


and specialties, e.g. Oceanology, and all

branches of App lied Geology includinggeophysicists and geochemists)5R. Hydrology (including, but not

limited to Water Pollution)

Group (6)


6B. Psychology (including, but notlimited to Psychometrics, ChildPsychology, and Psychobiology)

6H. Economics6N. Law (includ ing Judicature and all

branches and sp ecialties in the practiceof Law, except in Law Enforcement)

Group (7)7C. Primary School Teachin g





7G. College and University Teaching

of Social Sciences, Liberal Arts andLiterature (including Foreign LanguageEducation)



(including, but not limited to lecturers)7O. Teaching in Law Schools

(including, but not limited to lecturers)

Group (8)

8A. Journalism (including, but notlimited to editors and reporters, and

includin g text-book writers, interpretersand translators)

8B. Comm unication Media (includin gTelevision and Film)



not limited to Airline Piloting)

8F. Merchant Marine8G. Architecture (includin g Marine




Machines

Group (9)




Planning (includin g Rural Development)9F. Economic Information Analysis


9G. Accounting9H. Cybernetic Tech nology9I. Statistics9J. Insurance (including Actuaries)9K. Admin istration of Financial


9L. Financial Plannin g9M. Operations Research9N. Banking9O. Farm Management and

Administration9P. Hotel and Motel Management

Group (10)


Botswana

Group (1)


Group (2)


2B. Recognized Med icalSpecializations (includin g, but notlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Cardiology, Dermatology,Embryology, Epidemiology, ForensicMedicine, Gastroenterology,

Hematology, Immunology, InternalMedicine, Neurological Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,Ophthalm ology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics,Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, PreventiveMedicine,Proctology, Psychiatry and

Neurology, Radiology, SpeechPathology, Sports Medicine, Surgery,Thoracic Surgery, Toxicology, Urologyand Virology)



2I. Dentistry2J. Dental Tech nology2K. Optometry2L. Chiropractic and Osteopathy (not

includin g Osteopathic Physicians who

also practice medicine)2N. All Therapies, Prosthetics andHealing (except Medicine, Osteopathyor Osteopathic Medicine, Nu rsing,Dentistry, Chiropractic and Optometry)

Group (3)


Group (4)



Radio Engineering)4N. Mechanical Engineering

(including, but not limited to: systems,safety and p roduction engineers, andincludin g Automatic Data Processing)



Group (5)



5D. Optics and Physics (including

Physical Chemists, Metallurgists and allbranches and specialties in Physics)5F. Mathematics5G. Laboratory Tech nology


5H. Metal Fabrication (including, butnot limited to Skilled metal craftsworkers)


5L. Agriculture and Agronomy(including, but not limited to:veterinarians, plant pathologists,


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poultry and d airy scientists, animalhusbandry and animal nutrition)





Group (6)



6H. Economics6N. Law (includ ing Judicature and all

branches and sp ecialties in the practiceof Law, except in Law Enforcement)

Group (7)






Group (8)



8D. Radio Op eration8G. Architecture (includ ing Marine

Architecture)8H. Construction (includin g, but not



MachinesGroup (9)


9I. Statistics9K. Adm inistration of Financial

Institutions (includ ing, but not limitedto Savings and Loan Organizations andCredit Un ions)

9N. Banking

Group (10)


Brazil

Group (1)

1A. Public Administration (includin g,

but not limited to: City Planning, UrbanStudies/Plann ing, UrbanTransportation, and Pu blic Health)


1C. Public Social Services1D. Sanitation1E. Drug Abuse an d Narcotics Control1F. International Health1G. Tourism and Travel1H. Law Enforcement and Corrections



1L. College, University an d HigherEducation Admin istration

1M. Technical or Vocational SchoolAdministration

1N. Hospital Admin istration1O. Labor Union Admin istration

Group (2)

2B. Recognized Med icalSpecializations (includin g, but notlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Cardiology, Dermatology,Embryology, Epidemiology, Forensic

Medicine, Gastroenterology,Hematology, Immunology, InternalMedicine, Neurological Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,Ophth almology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics ,Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, PreventiveMedicine, Proctology, Psychiatry andNeurology, Radiology, SpeechPathology, Sports Medicine, Surgery,Thoracic Surgery, Toxicology, Urologyand Virology)

2G. Nursing (including, but not

limited to registered nu rses, practicalnu rses, physicians receptionists andmedical records clerks)


2J. Dental Tech nology2N. All Therapies, Prosthetics and


2S. Medical Research

Group (3)


Group (4)


Group (5)







5H. Metal Fabrication (including, butnot limited to skilled m etal craftsworkers)

5I. Atmosph eric-HydrosphericSciences (includin g but not limited to:Marine Science, Meteorology andOceanography)



(including, but not limited to:Veterinarians, p lant pathologists,poultry and d airy scientists, animalhusbandry and animal nutrition)

5M. Food Science and Tech nology5N. Zoology (including Animal

Behavior and Physiology)5O. Forestry5P. Fisheries (or other marin e

products)

5Q. Geology (inclu din g all branchesand specialties, e.g. Oceanology, and allbranches of Applied Geology includ inggeophysicists and geochemists)



5T. Desalinization5U. Population Studies5V. Botany5W. Entomology

Group (6)


Group (7)






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(including, but not limited to lecturers)7R. Educational Technology

(Instructional Systems Technology)7T. Curriculum Planning

Group (8)

8A. Journalism (including, but not

limited to editors and reporters, andincludin g text-book writers, interpretersand translators)



8D. Radio Op eration8I. Construction-Project Management8J. Draftin g8L. Telecommu nications

Group (9)


9I. Statistics9J. Insurance (including Actuaries)

Group (10)


Burkina Faso

Group (1)

1A. Public Administration (includ ingbut not limited to: City Planning, UrbanStudies/Plann ing, Urban Transporation,

and Pu blic Health)1B. Public Social Administration

(including, but not limited to: Welfare,Dietetics, Nutrition, Fam ily Plannin gand Pu blic Health)

1C. Public Social Services1D. Sanitation1E. Drug Abuse and Nar cotics Control1F. International Health1G. Tourism an d Travel1H. Law Enforcement and Corrections


1I. Parks and Recreation Management(including, but not limited to Wildlife

Management)1J. Primary School Administration1K. Secondary School Adm inistration1L. College, University and Higher


Administration1N. Hospital Adm inistration

Group (2)


Group (3)


Group (4)


Group (5)


Group (6)



6C. History (includ ing Art History)6D. Philosophy (includ ing





limited to Music, Theater, Sculpture,Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, andPhotography)

6L. Estate Managemen t6M. Linguistics

Group (7)


Group (8)


Group (9)

9A. Indu strial and BusinessAdmin istration and Management

(including, but not limited to:programmers an d Project Evaluation,Business, Total Quality Management)





9G. Accounting9H. Cybernetic Tech nology9I. Statistics9K. Admin istration of Financial




Group (10)


Burma (see Myanmar)

Burundi

Group (1)


Group (2)

2A. General Pra ctice of Medicine(including Osteopaths who also practice

medicine)2B. Recognized Med ical

Specializations (includin g, but n otlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Cardiology, Dermatology,Embryology, Epidem iology, ForensicMedicine, Gastroenterology,Hematology, Immunology, InternalMedicine, Neurological Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,Ophthalm ology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics,Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, Preventive


2C. Veterinary Medicine2D. Emergency Medicin e2E. Nuclear Medicine2F. Geriatrics2G. Nursing (including, but not



2I. Dentistry

2J. Dental Tech nology2K. Optometry2L. Chiropractic and Osteopathy (not




2P. Cancer Research2Q. Medical Photography2R. Environmental Health

Group (3)


Group (4)

4A. Aerospace Engineering4B. Cartograph y4C. Chemical Engineering4D. Civil Engineerin g (inclu din g

Airport Engineering)4E. Commu nication Engineering4F. Comp uter Engineering and

Technologies4G. Electrical Engineerin g4I. Energy Engineerin g and

Technology (but not includin g


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Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineeringand Technology)

4J. Genetic an d Biomed icalEngineering

4K. Industrial Engineering4L. Marine and Aeronautical

Engineering and Technology (includ ing,but not limited to: marine an d flightengineers)

4M. Materials Engineerin g andSciences (including, but not limited to:textiles, plastics, wood, paper andmetal, but not including metalfabrication)

4N. Mechanical Engineering(including, but not limited to: systems,safety, and p roduction en gineers, andincludin g Automatic Data Processing)


4P. Navigation an d TransportationEngineering

4Q. Optical Engineering (including,but not limited to: light and soundtechnology)

4R. Petroleum an d Natural GasEngineering and Technology

4S. Printing and Ph otographicEngineering and Technology


Group (5)










(including, but not limited to:veterinarians, plant pathologists,poultry and d airy scientists, animalhusbandry and animal nutrition)

5M. Food Science and Technology5N. Zoology (including Animal

Behavior and Physiology)5O. Forestry5Q. Geology (inclu din g all branches




Group (6)









6L. Estate Managemen t6M. Linguistics6N. Law (includ ing Judicature and all

branches and specialties in the practiceof Law, except in Law Enforcement)

Group (7)


Group (8)




8D. Radio Op eration8F. Merchant Marine8G. Architecture (includin g Marine




Machines

Group (9)






9G. Accounting9H. Cybernetic Tech nology9I. Statistics9K. Administration of Financial


9L. Financial Plannin g9M. Operations Research

9N. Banking9O. Farm Management and


Group (10)


Cameroon

Group (1)

1A. Public Adm inistration (includ ingbut Not Limited To: City Plannin g,Urban Studies/Plann ing, Urban

Transportation, and Public Health)1B. Public Social Administration(including, but not limited to: Welfare,Dietetics, Nutrition, Family Planningand Pu blic Health)

1C. Public Social Services1D. Sanitation1E. Drug Abuse and Narc otics Control1F. International Health1G. Tourism and Travel1H. Law Enforcement and Corrections


1I. Parks and Recreation Management(including, but not lim ited to WildlifeManagement)

1J. Primary School Adm inistration1K. Secondary Sch ool Adm inistration1L. College, University an d Higher



Group (2)


2B. Recognized Med icalSpecializations (includin g, but n otlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Cardiology, Dermatology,Embryology, Epidem iology, ForensicMedicine, Gastroenterology,Hematology, Immunology, InternalMedicine, Neurological Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,Ophthalm ology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics,Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, PreventiveMedicine, Proctology, Psychiatry andNeurology, Radiology, SpeechPathology, Sports Medicine, Surgery,


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Thoracic Surgery, Toxicology, Urologyand Virology)

2C. Veterinary Medicine2D. Emergency Medicin e2E. Nuclear Medicine2F. Geriatrics2G. Nursing (including, but not

limited to registered nu rses, practicalnurses, p hysicians receptionists and

medical records clerks)2H. Medical Instruments an d

Technology2I. Dentistry2J. Dental Tech nology2K. Optometry2M. Medical Cybernetics2N. All Therapies, Prosthetics and



2P. Cancer Research2Q. Medical Photography

2R. Environmental HealthGroup (3)


Group (4)


Group (5)




5D. Optics and Physics (includingphysical chem ists, metallurgists and allbranches and sp ecialties in Physics)





5J. Astronomy an d Space Techn ology5K. Repair and MaintenanceTechnology


5M. Food Science and Technology5N. Zoology (including Animal

Behavior and Physiology)5O. Forestry5P. Fisheries (Or Other Marine

Products)

5Q. Geology (inclu din g all branch esand specialties, e.g. Oceanology, and allbranches of Applied Geology includ inggeophysicists and geochemists)



Group (6)6A. Sociology (except Economics an d

includin g Criminology)6C. History (includ ing Art History)6D. Philosophy (includ ing







Group (7)


Group (8)








Machines

Group (9)






9G. Accounting9H. Cybernetic Tech nology9I. Statistics9K. Administration of Financial


9L. Financial Plannin g9M. Operations Research

9N. Banking9O. Farm Management andAdministration

9P. Hotel and Motel Management

Group (10)


Cape Verde

Group (1)

1A. Public Adm inistration (includ ingbut Not Limited To: Urban Stud ies/Planning, Urban Transportation, CityPlanning and Pu blic Health)

1E. Drug Abuse and Narc otics Control1F. International Health1G. Tourism and Travel1N. Hospital Admin istration

Group (3)


Group (4)

4C. Chemical Engineering4D. Civil Engineerin g (inclu din g

Airport Engineering)4F. Comp uter Engineering and

Technologies4G. Electrical Engineerin g4H. Electronic Engineering (including

Radio Engineering)4I. Energy Engineerin g and

Technology (but not includin gPetroleum and Natural Gas Engineeringand Technology)

4K. Industrial Engineering4L. Marine and Aeronautical


4N. Mechanical Engineering(including, but not limited to: systems,safety, and p roduction en gineers, andincludin g Automatic Data Processing)

4U. Agricultural Engineering

4W. Water Resource Management4X. Environmental Engineering

Group (5)



5D. Optics and Physics (includingphysical chem ists, metallurgists and allbranches and specialties in Physics)

5I. Atmosph eric-HydrosphericSciences (includ ing, but not limited to:


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Marine Science, Meteorology andOceanography







5T. Desalinization5U. Population Studies

Group (6)

6E. Anthropology and Archaeology6H. Economics


Group (7)


Group (8)



8G. Architecture (includ ing MarineArchitecture)


Group (9)



9D. Labor and Industrial Relations9E. Economic Development and

Planning (includin g Rural Development)9I. Statistics9K. Adm inistration of Financial


9N. Banking9P. Hotel and Motel Management9R. Marketing9S. FinanceCentral African Republic

Group (1)

1A. Public Administration (including,but not limited to: City Planning, UrbanStudies/Plann ing, UrbanTransportation, and Public Health)


1C. Public Social Services1D. Sanitation1E. Drug Abuse an d Narcotics Control1F. International Health1G. Tourism and Travel

1H. Law Enforcement and Corrections(including, but not limited to theAdministration of Justice)


1J. Primary School Administration1K. Secondary Sch ool Admin istration1L. College, University an d Higher



Group (2)

All fields listed in part I.Group (3)All fields listed in part I.

Group (4)


Group (5)




5E. Genetics


(including, but not limited to: physicaland chemistry laboratory technicians)


5I. Atmospheric-HydrosphericSciences (includ ing, but not lim ited toMarine Science, Meteorology andOceanography)

5J. Astronomy and Space Technology5K. Repair and Maintenance


(including, but not limited to:veterinarians, plant pathologists,poultry and dairy scientists, animalhusbandry and animal nutrition)

5M. Food Science an d Techn ology5N. Zoology (including Animal

Behavior and Physiology)5O. Forestry5Q. Geology (inclu din g all branch es

and specialties, e.g. Oceanology, and allbranches of Applied Geology includ inggeophysicists and geochemists)



5U. Population Studies

Group (6)


6B. Psychology (including, but notlimited to Psychometrics, Child

Psychology and Psychobiology)6C. History (includ ing Art History)6D. Philosophy (includin g





limited to Music, Theater, Sculpture,

Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, andPhotography)6L. Estate Managemen t6M. Linguistics

Group (7)


Group (8)



8C. Electrical Communication

Technology8D. Radio Op eration8F. Merchant Marine8G. Architecture (includ ing Marine

Architecture)8H. Construction (includ ing, but not



Machines

Group (9)

9A. Indu strial and Business

Admin istration and Management(including, but not limited to:programmers and Project Evaluation,Business, Total Quality Management)




(including, but not limited tomanagement studies)

9G. Accounting


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9H. Cybernetic Tech nology9I. Statistics9K. Adm inistration of Financial


9L. Financial Plannin g9M. Operations Research9N. Banking

9O. Farm Management andAdministration

9P. Hotel and Motel Management

Group (10)


Chad

Group (1)

1A. Public Administration (including,but not limited to: City Planning, UrbanStudies/Plann ing, UrbanTransportation, and Public Health)

1B. Public Social Administration(including, but not limited to: Welfare,Dietetics, Nutrition, Fam ily Plannin gand Pu blic Health)

1C. Public Social Services1D. Sanitation1E. Drug Abuse and Nar cotics Control1F. International Health1G. Tourism an d Travel1H. Law Enforcement and Corrections



1J. Primary School Administration1K. Secondary School Adm inistration1L. College, University and Higher


Administration1N. Hospital Adm inistration

Group (2)


Group (3)


Group (4)


Group (5)







5I. Atmospheric-HydrosphericSciences (includ ing but not limited to:Marine Science, Meteorology andOceanography)

5J. Astronomy and Space Technology5K. Repair and Maintenance


(including, but not limited to:veterinarians, plant pathologists,poultry and dairy scientists, animalhusbandry and animal nutrition)

5M. Food Science an d Techn ology5N. Zoology (including Animal

Behavior and Physiology)5O. Forestry5Q. Geology (inclu din g all branch es

and specialties, e.g. Oceanology, and allbranches of Applied Geology includ inggeophysicists and geochemists)



5U. Population Stud ies

Group (6)




Humanities)6E. Anthropology and Archaeology6F. Demography

6G. Government and Politics(including, but not limited toInternational Relations)





Group (7)


Group (8)





Architecture)

8H. Construction (includ ing, but notlimited to builders, but not includin gskilled and u nskilled laborers)


Machines

Group (9)

9A. Indu strial and BusinessAdmin istration and Management(including, but not limited to:programmers and Project Evaluation,Business, Total Quality Management)





9G. Accounting

9H. Cybernetic Tech nology9I. Statistics9K. Administration of Financial




Group (10)

10A. Library Science (including, butnot lim ited to Electronic Data Storage

and Retrieval)Chile

Group (1)


Group (2)

2B. Recognized Med icalSpecializations (includin g, but n otlimited to: Anesthesiology, Audiology,Cardiography, Cardiology, Dermatology,Embryology, Epidem iology, ForensicMedicine, Gastroenterology,Hematology, Immunology, InternalMedicine, Neurological Surgery,

Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology,Ophthalm ology, Orthopedic Surgery,Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics,Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physiology, Plastic Surgery, PreventiveMedicine, Proctology, Psychiatry andNeurology, Radiology, SpeechPathology, Sports Medicine, Surgery,Thoracic Surgery, Toxicology, Urologyand Virology)

2C. Veterinary Medicine2D. Emergency Medicin e2E. Nuclear Medicine


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2F. Geriatrics2G. Nursing (including, but not


2I. Dentistry2M. Medical Cybernetics2N. All Therapies, Prosthetics and

Healing (except Medicine, Osteopathy

or Osteopathic Medicine, Nu rsing,Dentistry, Chiropractic and Optometry)


2P. Cancer Research2Q. Medical Photography2R. Environmental Health

Group (3)


Group (4)


Group (5)


Group (6)


6B. Psychology (including, but notlimited to Child Psychology,Psychometrics and Psychobiology)

6C. History (includ ing Art History)6D. Philosophy (includin g



6H. Economics6I. Literature6J. Instructional Media and

Technology6K. Fine Arts (includin g, but not



Group (7)

7A. Teaching and Religious Education7B. Education al Testing, Evaluation

and Measurement7C. Primary School Teachin g

(including, but not limited to NurserySchools and Kindergartens)7F. College and University Teaching

in Natural Sciences, Mathematics,Engineering and Technology (exceptAgriculture)

7G. College and University Teachingof Social Sciences, Liberal Arts andLiterature (including Foreign LanguageEducation)


7I. College and Unive rsity Teachin g ofBusiness


Handicapp ed (including Education ofthe Mentally Retarded and EmotionallyDisturbed)




7P. Career Guidance and Counseling

Group (8)




not limited to Airline Piloting)8F. Merchant Marine8I. Construction-Project Management

Group (9)

9A. Indu strial and BusinessAdmin istration and Management(including, but not limited to:programmers and Project Development,Business, Total Quality Management)





9G. Accounting9H. Cybernetic Tech nology



9L. Financial Plannin g9M. Operations Research9O. Farm Management and


Peoples Repu blic of Chin a

Please note that th e skills list for thePeoples Republic of China does notapply to the citizens of Taiwan.

Group (1)All fields listed in part I.

Group (2)


Group (3)


Group (4)


Group (5)


Group (6)


Group (7)


Group (8)


Group (9)All fields listed in part I.

Group (10)


Colombia

Group (1)

1A. Public Adm inistration (includ ingbut not limited to: City Planning, UrbanStudies/Plann ing, UrbanTransportation, and Public Health)

1B. Public Social Administration(including, but not limited to: Welfare,Dietetics, Nutrition, Family Planning

and Pu blic Health)1C. Public Social Services1D. Sanitation1E. Drug Abuse and Narc otics Control1F. International Health1G. Tourism and Travel1H. Law Enforcement and Corrections


1I. Parks and Recreation Management(including, but not lim ited to WildlifeManagement)

1J. Primary School Adm inistration1K. Secondary Sch ool Adm inistration1L. College, University an d Higher


Administration1O. Labor Union Admin

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