Equine Management (Top-Up)
UCAS Code: DNKL
Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
Entry requirements
HND (BTEC)
A pass at Foundation Degree or HND in a equine science or management related subject
About this course
**Extend your foundation degree or HND to a full BSc (Hons) degree. This unique programme provides you with a mixture of applied business concepts and science-based modules infused with equine management. This makes the course ideal for applicants who want to move into self-employment, small company management or are considering an equine career in a scientific context, including postgraduate study, research and teaching.**
Your applied research project will allow you to explore a topic of your choice in detail with individualised support from your supervisor. You’ll evaluate and better understand current industry practices, giving you work-ready skills and knowledge.
Guest lecturers with industry and research experience will complement your learning, and provide you with networking opportunities in areas you’re interested in. You'll have the opportunity to be involved in on-site research projects or gain an insight into the commercial areas on campus, such as at the Equine Therapy Centre.
Modules
You will study a range of subjects, with optional modules allowing you to tailor your degree to your own interests. Topic areas covered in optional modules include nutrition of performance horses, contemporary issues in equestrian sports, equine behaviour and welfare and equine sports medicine and rehabilitation.
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