Student Learning Outcomes
- Students will demonstrate a thorough understanding of equine anatomy and physiology, enabling them to assess and manage horse health effectively.
- Students will apply principles of equine nutrition to develop and implement appropriate feeding programs tailored to various life stages and performance requirements.
- Students will understand and manage equine reproductive processes, including breeding practices, gestation, and foal care.
- Students will analyze equine behavior and apply effective, humane training methodologies to promote desired behaviors and performance.
- Students will identify common equine diseases and disorders, implementing preventive health care measures and basic animal health interventions.
- Students will develop skills in equine facility design, management, and business operations, preparing them for leadership roles within the industry.
- Students will evaluate and apply ethical considerations and sustainable practices in equine management and industry operations.
- Students will demonstrate effective communication and professional skills, essential for client interactions, teamwork, and industry networking.
- Through laboratory work, internships, and participation in equine competitions, students will gain practical experience, reinforcing theoretical knowledge and enhancing career readiness.