Course overview
This science degree is unique due to its consideration of business elements which enable graduates to understand the complexity of the global racing and bloodstock industries, which is beneficial whether working in racing or the wider equestrian sector. In addition to core modules relating to applied anatomy, physiology and practical competencies, students have the option to study nutrition, behaviour, biomechanics, sports medicine and more.
Throughout your degree, you'll learn how to achieve optimal racehorse performance including returning the thoroughbred to peak condition following an injury.
Our county of Gloucestershire is renowned for horseracing, with leading trainers and facilities on site and nearby.
You’ll benefit from our strong links with racing professionals as well as our research-active commercial Equine Therapy Centre on campus, which rehabilitates racehorses, and other equine athletes, back to competition.
The skills and industry connections you develop will help you take advantage of global opportunities that exist in an innovative, fast-paced industry.
You'll graduate with a strong awareness of the racing industry, combined with the ability to apply scientific principles to training practices, analyse performance and understand the rehabilitation process of the racehorse.
