Course modules
Year 1
Comparative Exercise Physiology
To systematically review the latest research findings and methodologies in application to athletic animals, including humans.
Current Issues and Innovation in the Equine Industry
A quest for solutions for complex issues currently impacting on the horse and the equine industry, incorporating consideration of cross-discipline techniques and approaches.
Equestrian Sport, Culture and Society
Application of social science theories and concepts to evaluate the role of the horse in modern sport, culture and society.
Year 2
Year 3
Entry requirements & additional information
Entry requirements
Applications are sought from individuals possessing a minimum of Lower Second Class (2.2) Honours Degree (or equivalent) in a related discipline.
Candidates not possessing an Honours Degree at the above grade but with relevant professional qualifications and experience will be welcomed. All non-standard applicants may be interviewed to assess suitability for the course.
Career experience plus evidence of study skills may also be considered. Consideration will be given to non-traditional qualifications and relevant work experience. Applicants are encouraged to produce evidence of their potential to benefit from the course. Applicants who believe they may be eligible for Accreditation of Prior Experience/Learning (APE/L) for certain modules will be considered on an individual basis.
Applicants whose first language is not English will be required to have an English qualification to IELTS 6.5 or equivalent.
All offers may be subject to successful interview.
Please note there is a maximum weight limit of 14.5 stone for the riding modules.
Learning and assessment
Progression
Careers
Special requirements
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