Equine Management
FdSc · The Royal Agricultural University · 2 years
30% of this course's students did not continue past year one. Worth asking the university about directly.
About this course
Equine management brings together the science of the horse with the principles of business and land management to prepare graduates for careers in one of the UK's most distinctive rural industries. The equine sector spans sport and competition, breeding, welfare organisations, leisure riding, racing, and equine-assisted therapy, and it operates within a demanding commercial environment that requires people who understand horses deeply as well as the businesses built around them. At the Royal Agricultural University, which has a long tradition of land-based and rural business education, this two-year full-time programme gives you a grounded education in equine science alongside practical management skills. You will study equine anatomy and physiology, health and nutrition, breeding and reproduction, behaviour and training, and stable management, alongside business management, financial p
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