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This program provides comprehensive training in the physiological foundations of equine sports science, helping you apply these concepts across various equestrian fields. Tailored for those seeking deeper insight into the science of developing, managing, and conditioning performance horses, it emphasizes hands-on implementation of core scientific concepts.
Your learning will take place at our Brackenhurst Campus, where you'll have access to our state-of-the-art Equestrian Center. The facility serves as a training ground for developing both practical abilities and research expertise essential for equine careers. Student boarding options are available on-site. During your second year, you may participate in a six-month international exchange program with partner institutions in Australia or Canada, including our strong academic partnership with Canada's University of Guelph. The curriculum aligns with preparation for globally recognized British Horse Society (BHS) certifications and the United Kingdom Coaching Certificate (UKCC). High-achieving riders may qualify for our sports scholarships, which support elite athletes across multiple disciplines.
The curriculum focuses on key scientific areas: athletic performance, dietary needs, veterinary medicine, breeding science, and exercise physiology. You'll examine specialized topics like movement mechanics and rider performance, while also studying how equine behavior, welfare standards, health conditions, injuries, and training regimens influence athletic outcomes.