Job Type: Business Management / Science / Sports & Performance
Since its Creation in 1992, the equine department at the Royal Agricultural University has maintained close links with the equine industry and has constantly redefined courses to meet employer requirements.
Many of the modules benefit from talks from industry leaders, giving you an insight into issues and developments affecting the industry; whilst providing valuable contacts and introducing a wide variety of possible careers once you graduate.
BSc (Hons) Applied Equine Science and Business
Enhanced by our impressive knowledge base and extensive industry contacts, this course instils the scientific and entrepreneurial skills required to develop products and businesses within a broadening market place. After a generic year one, you will be able to tailor your learning to reflect a business or science emphasis, whilst gaining relevant vocational skills and industry contacts during your employment placement in the second year.
BSc (Hons) International Equine and Agricultural Business Management
The course provides a thorough grounding in agriculture, including crop and animal science and husbandry, agricultural economics, marketing and business management. Equine production systems, science, management and financial control are integral aspects of the degree course.
BSc (Hons) Bloodstock and Performance Horse Management
This course specialises in the bloodstock industry comparing science and business practices to those within the sports horse industry. It’s tailored to those with a keen interest and career aspirations in the thoroughbred and sports horse industries; from training and breeding to racecourse and enterprise management.
Bsc (Hons) Equine Studies (Top Up)
This course enables students from Foundation Degree and HND backgrounds in Equine Science, Equine Business Management and related subject areas to develop their knowledge and understanding within a dynamic learning environment.
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