Study seas and the way they interact with the Earth and the atmosphere. They use their knowledge to make use of marine resources, and minimise environmental damage.

Food technologists are employed by a variety of public and private sector organisations including food manufacturing and retail companies, universities, central government organisations and specialist research associations/consultancies.

A exercise rider is part of the stable staff team responsible for riding Racehorses during workouts to keep the animals fit and Race ready.  Exercise riders must be skilled at controlling horses of varying ages and racing experience levels.  Riders must be in top physical shape and they must maintain appropriate riding weights.

Arranges and designs floral displays and bouquets using both flowers and plants.

Focused on improving farm productivity through the development and maintenance of farm machinery and the design of agricultural systems and infrastructure.

Assesses the risk that the development of a wind farm could affect local wildlife and develops strategies to protect local birds and animals.

A travelling head is part of the stable staff team responsible for all duties required to take mares and foals to stallion farms during the breeding season, yearlings to sales, Racehorses to the Racecourse, or horses to the vet clinic.

Cultivates plants and woodland using technical and scientific knowledge about natural life. Assists a wide variety of professionals, including fruit, vegetable growers, landscape designers, farmers, gardeners and architects.

Supervises departmental staff and monitors the implementation of various Government schemes relating to Agriculture, Food and Forestry.

A Farrier is a skilled craftsperson who combines blacksmithing skills with equine studies  and specialises in making and fitting shoes for all types of horses.