Course leader
NATALIE STONES – MRes, PGCE, QTLS,
BSc (Hons)
What will I learn?
Interpretation and critical evaluation of current research findings will enable you to further develop links between the equestrian industry and the equine scientific community.
The research project enables you to undertake a detailed experimental study in a chosen area to develop analytical research skills with the support of dedicated supervisors. Interpretation and critical evaluation of current research findings will enable you to further develop links between the equestrian industry and the equine scientific community.
How will I be assessed?
Modules are assessed by a mix of research‑based reports, written and oral exams, case studies, presentations and seminars. Emphasis is placed on the development of critical evaluation and research skills and considering the breadth of research available on key subject areas. Developmental feedback for each individual assessment will enable you to widen the range of your academic skills as you progress through the programme.
Focused on your future
This course will enable you to progress to a career in equine research and performance analysis, equestrian training, lecturing, equestrian business and journalism. Alternatively, you may choose to progress to study at doctorate level.
How our graduates are shaping the future:
- Working in a diverse range of roles, including lecturing and course lead roles, PhD studies, research assistants, managerial roles
- Fully self‑employed in the industry within the veterinary physiotherapy and coaching sectors.
Modules Covered
• Equestrian Training
• Equestrian Performance
• Applied Animal Behaviour Science
• Research Methods
• Research Project
Additional Costs
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Entry Requirements
BSc (Hons) in a Science-related programme at 2:2 or above
Postgraduate Funding
The government has introduced postgraduate loans for those undertaking postgraduate study, so now you can afford to study at the next level. Find out more here.
For more information about this course please email Natalie Stones on natalie.stones@sparsholt.ac.uk
