Introduction to Equine Management
You will learn to breed horses, care for foals, and assist in sales in this hands-on program. Areas of specialization include Business Management, Equine Assisted Therapies, Instruction and Training, and Media and Communication. This study program will provide you with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge required to succeed in the horse industry.
Equine Managers Responsibilities and Salaries
Equine managers are responsible for the overall well-being of horses. Early in a career, equine managers may clean stalls, turn horses out for exercise, and check bedding for pests. The salaries of Equine Managers range from $40,000 to $158,260, with a median of $88,490.
Equine Business Management
Equine Business Management majors focus on the commercial aspects of the industry like veterinary operations, facilities, appraisal, law, and breeding management. The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2021 ranked Hartpury students most satisfied in the UK with their teaching.
Equine Studies Overview
What do equine studies do? Equine science combines biology, veterinary medicine, animal sciences, and psychology to understand horses’ needs for proper care and management. An Equine Studies major covers equine anatomy, physiology, nutrition, behavior, training, business management, horsemanship, health, disease management, and veterinary concepts. Students acquire academic and hands-on experience through internships in equine settings.
Equine Science Specializations
The UNH equine program offers a bachelor of science degree with three specializations – industry/management, therapies, and science. Students individualize 20 credits from approved courses for their career. Hands-on classes provide theory, principles, care, management, and training.
Career Opportunities in Equine Science
Studying equine science helps us use horses for physical, mental, and emotional therapy. This examines horse behavior and safe interaction. Job opportunities include farm, marketing, geneticists, business managers, and scientists. Average fees are $6,082 in-state and $16,536 out-of-state. The average salary is $57,821.