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FdSc EQUINE SCIENCE

Horse and rider jumping a fence, skills taught on a equine course at Hadlow College

Resources

  • 64 horses, a number of which are ex-competition, including foals and stallions
  • 2 indoor arenas, one of which is international size (35m x 60m)
  • Outdoor manege (40m x 50m)
  • Extensive cross country courses including water jumps, coffins and banks
  • Show jumping paddock and jumping lane
  • Horse weighbridge, high speed treadmill, horse walker and stocks
  • Science laboratories
  • Recognised competition and BHS examination centre

Typical Employers
Competition centres, yards, research centres, feed manufacturers, event management agencies, equine welfare organisations, riding schools, racing yards, studs and equine veterinary clinics.

Industry Links

Students at Hadlow receive a 5% discount at Speedgate Saddlery.  Students also benefit from strong links with international competition riders, the Society of Master Saddlers, Ken Lyndon-Dykes and the partnership with Bell Equine veterinary practice.

More about Equine Courses faculty

Concentrating on the science involved within the equine industry, graduates possess a scientific knowledge of the veterinary support an equine athlete needs. You will take part in practical sessions, seminars and lecture demonstrations to broaden your scientific understanding, and upon completion, have gained a solid foundation in the different management techniques required to work in the equine industry.

Entry Requirements

80 UCAS points: 1 A level at Grade C or above or National Diploma at PPM or equivalent supported by GCSEs. Life experiences will be taken into consideration.

Location
Hadlow

Start Date

Induction will take place w/c Monday 14th September 2009.  The programme will begin w/c Monday 21st September 2009.

Course Duration
3 years, 1-2 days a week.