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Available as a one-year Top-up degree See page 50 for details

BSc (Hons)/BSc (Hons) with Foundation year Equine Science

Typical offer 112 UCAS points Any science A-level/ relevant diploma required 32-48 UCAS points for Foundation year UCAS code D334 3 years DF34 4 years with Foundation year Foundation year Gain subject-specific knowledge for the BSc degree Integrated placement year An optional extra year in industry to prepare for your career Semester abroad Option to study a semester of your degree at Delaware Valley University, USA*

Study a range of equine science subjects on the health and functioning of the horse. Benefit from world-class facilities including an Equine Therapy Centre, industry-standard science labs and horses on site. This degree provides a fantastic opportunity for you to develop your knowledge and skills in the area of health and functioning of the horse. You'll hear from professionals in lectures and gain industry insights on field trips. Main subjects include the science behind equine health and disease, exercise and biomechanics, nutrition and reproduction, behaviour and training, and therapy and rehabilitation. You’ll graduate as a specialist in your chosen area, ready to progress into your career. Industry opportunities The optional integrated placement year on this degree means you can gain valuable industry experience. Students have undertaken placements at our Equine Therapy Centre, the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies and pharmaceutical companies, equine studs (Thoroughbred and Warmblood breeds) and equine welfare centres. You could also study for a semester of your degree at Delaware Valley University, USA .* This course is ideal for those who want to investigate and understand the science behind health and functioning of horses.

Graduate destinations • Welfare Research Officer, Horse Trust • Nutritionist • Lab technician roles • Technical Policy Advisor, Home Office

*Additional costs may apply. Please see course page on website

• British Horseracing Authority, graduate scheme • Postgraduate study – MSc Applied Equine Science, MSc Equitation Science, MRes Equestrian Science, and PhDs