Equine Studies - Judson College - Marion AL

Equine Studies from Judson College - Marion AL is a Campus Bachelor Equine degree that prepares you for a Agriculture career. A New Beginning... In a world where most young adults have dreams of studying to become a teacher or a lawyer, of being a doctor or learning new forms of art, you find yourself with an unusual passion: horses. You love the time you spend with these creatures and the experiences you've had, but you're just not sure how horses could fit into your idea of a successful future career. What things could you study about horses? What type of job could you find? You've come to the right place to answer all of those questions. Welcome to your new world! The Purpose - It's For Real, Girl! The purpose of our equine studies major is to provide a sound academic course of study for students who desire careers in the different areas of the equitation field. You will find yourself, as an Equine Studies major on the JC campus, exposed to a wide, varying range of courses. Doesn't that sound exciting? Our goal is to provide you an academically rigorous, yet flexible degree that will prepare you for a career in equine-related industries OR with the special tools needed to pursue graduate studies in closely related fields. Equine Studies Major, Courses to Expect Equine Studies at Judson College will offer students a major package that includes a slice of several different academic departments. You should expect to find yourself studying courses in biology, psychology, business and, of course, equine science. For a full listing of Equine Studies course load, visit our Equine Studies Courses page. A degree in Equine Studies at Judson College will consist of 32-34 hours of course work. Courses will include: Introduction to Equine Studies Equine Nutrition Small Business Management Rider Instructor Training; and many more! As An Equine Studies Major, Your Future Could Hold... ... So many possibilities! Majoring in Equine Studies could qualify you for many careers, some of which you might never have considered before! Careers can be developed in areas as diverse as equestrian focused residential parks, equine journalism, and therapeutic riding (instruction and training). Other careers might include: Barn manager Accountant Attorney Counselor Horse Show planning and management Judging Mounted Patrol Massage Therapist Photographer Transportation Partner with a camp Youth Programs Barn Boarding Equine Breeder Equine Director Horse Trainer Equine Instructor Veterinarian Equestrian showing Hunter-Jumper/Western pleasure riders Equine writer or Public Relations professional Therapy instructor Equine Business manager; and many more! View more details on Judson College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Equine courses.