Animal science courses

...This course covers a range of subjects including equine science, business and practical modules. Equitation modules can provide essential training towards the BHS Stage exams. In the second year of the course you will develop investigative skills by completing a work-based project on a subject...

...This course is ideal for you if you wish to study further after gaining a National Certificate, or if you have similar experience gained from working with horses. The course covers horse and rider training, advanced husbandry skills, health, science and reproduction. You will have the chance...

... Biology, Conservation and Exploitation, Environmental Physiology, Animal Population Ecology, Animal Evolution and Biodiversity and Experimental Design...

... programme in order to top-up onto the final year of the BSc (Hons) Animal Behaviour and Welfare. This involves Merit Level completion of a Research Methods...

... horses Equine science Land use practices (business management) Work experience/land-based study Year 2 Horse mastership and equitation Equine resource...

... have been to an intermediate course and are well familiar with the clicker and how to apply the techniques. We are going ever further into the art and science of training...

... and numeracy at the level appropriate to the course. Entry Requirement Applicants must have one or more of the following: · A BTEC First qualification in Animal...

... an overview of animal structure and function, including locomotion, thermoregulation, reproduction and immunity. Further choices such as Community Ecology...

...MTB 16-18 You will undertake practical sessions to help develop your handling and husbandry skills, as well as gain an understanding of animal anatomy and physiology. Complementing all of this will be the theories surrounding general nursing. Training will take place in our Veterinary Training...

... with the University of the West of England or an equine degree in Equine Science, Nursing or Dentistry or go directly into employment in the equine industry. Achieving...

... and Equitation. Theory and practical sessions in various aspects include Business Management Equitation Horse Husbandry Equine Rehabilitation Therapy and Science...

... an overview of animal structure and function, including locomotion, thermoregulation, reproduction and immunity. Further choices such as Community Ecology...

... teaching in all six years, with experienced teachers supporting and guiding your progress, is also central to our philosophy of producing the highest calibre veterinary graduates. Resources The modern facilities in the Queen's Veterinary School Hospital include: a five-theatre small animal surgical suite... Learn about: Clinical Studies, Veterinary Medicine, Medical training...

... and husbandry skills, as well as gain an understanding of animal anatomy and physiology. Complementing...

... husbandry, equine science, feeding and watering, tack and clothing, work experience, small business practices, care of horse at grass and competition grooming...

... on the Flat Riding horses over fences Equestrian Teaching Horse Fitness and Training Animal Anatomy and Physiology Investigative Project in the Horse Sector...

...This is a one year full-time course, supported by periods of developing skills on the college equine yard. The BTEC First Diploma in Horse Care is the first step towards developing the skills and knowledge required to work within the equine and animal industry. All aspects of horse care are offered...

... Numeracy and Communication, ICT Career Progression Higher Education e.g. Foundation Degree in Equine Science and Husbandry at Craven College Employment...

... that you can use your own initiative. The course includes Equitation (Flat, Jumping and Theory) Equine husbandry and stable management Equine science...

... at the college stables on working livery if required. Core Units: • Horse Husbandry • Stable Skills • Industry Experience • Animal Biology Option Units...