About the Course – Equine Science

The equine science industry consists of a range of listing of manageable careers, inclusive of choices in the fields of medicine, tourism and breeding. Depending on the route you desire to pursue, education can range from a high school diploma to a doctorate in veterinary medicine. Here you can analyze extra about the requirements for veterinarians, animal breeders and animal trainers.

Individuals in equine science work with horses in various industries, which include medicine, entertainment, racing, tourism, recreation, breeding and sales. Careers in equine science require various tiers of education, ranging from some high school to a degree in veterinary medicine.

This program will equip you with:
                

• Knowledge of urban spatial structure or physical design and the way in which cities work.
• Ability to analyse demographic information to discern trends in population, employment, and health.
• Knowledge of plan-making and project evaluation.
• Mastery of techniques for involving a wide range of people in making decisions.
• Understanding of local, state, and federal government programs and processes.
• Understanding of the social and environmental impact of planning decisions on communities.
• Ability to work with the public and articulate planning issues to a wide variety of audiences.
• Ability to function as a mediator or facilitator when community interests conflict.
• Understanding of the legal foundation for land use regulation.

Career Prospect

Careers in equine science span a range of fields and the volume of schooling required for a job depends upon the role and industry. Many careers are open to university students of equine science, alongside with veterinary medicine, animal breeding and animal coaching.

Some of the career choices are: Animal Control Officer, Artificial Inseminator, Barn Hand, Barn / Stable Manager, Bloodstock Agent, Breeding Manager, Broodmare Manager, Clinician, Cooperative Extension Agent, Course Designer, Drug Inspector, Dude Ranch Host, Dude Ranch Wrangler, Equestrian Event Planner, Exercise Rider, Farrier, Geneticist (will require advanced degree), Groom, Grounds Manager, Horse Care Technician, Horse Feed Development Specialist (may require advanced degree), Horse Massage Therapist, Horse Show Manager, Horse Show Secretary, Horse Trainer, Hot Walker, Jockey,, Jockey Valet, Jockey’s Attendant, Lab Technician, Nutritional Consultant (may require advanced degree), Park and Recreation Administrator, Pedigree Analyst (may require advanced degree), Pen Rider, Program Director, Racing Chemist, Racing Commissioner, Recreation Planner, Rehabilitation Therapist, Reproduction Specialist, Riding Teacher, Ring Master, Rodeo Cowboy / Cowgirl, Rodeo Pick-up Rider, Rodeo Secretary, Rodeo Stock Contractor, Stable Manager, Stallion Manager, Steward, Stunt Rider, Trail Engineer, Transportation Specialist, Veterinary Assistant / Technician, Wagering Analyst

Course Available by Providers

The courses are generally provided at Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor (UG) and Master (PG) levels.

COURSES UNDER AGRICULTURE, ENVIRONMENT AND VETERINARY SCIENCE