
Hartpury College
University of West of England
The postgraduate programme in Equine Science consists of taught modules delivered via weekend study blocks. Each module offers a coherent, structured insight into an area of equine performance and, on completion, you are awarded a number of credit points (10, 20 or 60), which you can use to gain a postgraduate award. If you accumulate 60 credits you will be eligible for a Postgraduate Certificate*, 120 credits gains you a Postgraduate Diploma in Equine Science and 180 credits is a Master’s degree in Equine Science. Alternatively, an area could simply be studied out of interest with no formal assessment.
As a postgraduate student of Equine Science, you will have a personal academic tutor to support you in formulating a combination of modules and experiences each year to meet your individual goals and interests. Attendance at our study skills module weekends are also encouraged during the induction period.
The friendly, supportive and personal atmosphere here at Hartpury and the flexible modular programme combines to offer a challenging but enjoyable form of postgraduate study.
The programme covers areas including:
• Measuring and Improving Athletic Performance of the Horse and Rider
• Rehabilitation of the Equine Athlete
• Breeding the Performance Horse
• Equine Welfare and Behaviour
We now offer postgraduate certificates that can be awarded following specific combinations of modules:
• Postgraduate Certificate in Equestrian Performance and Rehabilitation
• Postgraduate Certificate in Equine Behaviour and Welfare
• Any 60 credits from the programme will make you eligible for a Postgraduate Certificate in Equine Science.
Some Graduate Assistantships places still available, http://www.hartpury.ac.uk/postgraduate_study/graduate_assistantship.html for more details
General funding sources
For general sources of funding that may apply to this study opportunity, visit the page(s) below.
Study information
- Qualification:
Masters
- Study duration:
2 years which includes dissertation year
- Study mode:
Full and part time options
- Start month:
September
- Entry requirements:
2:1 honours degree in relevant field/other approved accreditation or professional qualification/relevant industry based experience
- Language requirements:
English
- Fees:
Total cost £5040, which is split between first taught year £3360 then dissertation year £1680
Funding information
- Title:
Graduate Assistantships available
- Value:
Tutition Fees
- Funding applies to:
- Open to applicants from a range of countries
- Funding notes:
Graduate Assistantships places still available until 24th July 2009
• Free Accommodation
• No Tuition Fees
• Plus Salary
These positions are challenging and career enhancing making postgraduate study affordable.
- Funding duration:
Duration of course