Teikyo Post University - Equine Management

Teikyo Post University is located in Waterbury, Connecticut and is 4-year private nonprofit college. This university offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Equine Management degree. The Degree Equine Management that is offered includes courses in business management with courses in equine. In this way, teaching students all the skills that are necessary for the management and care of horses with the smooth functioning of an equine related business. Those horses that are needed to teach students all aspects of horse care and stable management appropriate, ethical treatment of horses, nutrition and anatomy, current veterinary information, training instructor, and there are many opportunities for students to have hands on experiences. Together with the equine courses, students are required to take courses in different businesses. The business courses, offered through the Interdisciplinary Core Curriculum Leadership, providing the necessary foundations in management. Each student is advised to concentrate on specific area, according to their interest that they want to pursue a career in

The Equine Management Program provides students with a solid education they need to become successful professionals in today's competitive horse industry. Each student will be able to customize their own course of study to meet their specific career goals. In addition to receiving a diploma, every student, in accordance with the universities and equine business courses, can become a career specialist with certification or concentrations. There are also a lot of hands on experience that every student will have more than classroom learning and certification. Some of the unique features that the management program equine has to offer are the following:

* Small class sizes with personalized attention from instructors who have many years of experience in various areas related to equine

* Flexibility for students to tailor their studies to receive Specialties careers through certification or concentrations

* Hands on experiences are coupled with studies in the classroom

* The opportunities for students to study abroad in Great Britain with the potential for British Horse Society instructor certification training

* Off the field of university education for a career in the Specialty

* Balance between labor / management classes and classes according to students selected equine specialist Career / Concentration

* The extensive networks of experts from different areas of the horse world who are willing to provide students with the possibility of internships and work experience. Students will also have the option of Shadow Professional in specific areas of the equine industry

* Ability to learn through the resources of the European Equine events such as lectures, demonstrations, and clinics

* IHSA Equestrian Team IDA Dressage Team

There are many different careers that students may choose to pursue. Some of these options include riding instructors (certified by BHS or CHS), therapeutic riding instructors (certified through NARHA High Hopes Therapeutic Riding Center), the right horse, equine marketing, equine sports management, equine podiatry, equine massage , or any number of different fields related equine.

Since the Equine Management program provides students with both classroom and hands on experience, graduates are in high demand because it will enter the world of horses with both a degree and experience the real world. This will give them the maximum chance of success in the highly competitive horses. Students are strongly encouraged to get as many experiences as possible. This is because the world of horses is very broad and it is very difficult to teach students everything they need to know. Students are to use these experiences to think "outside the box", so that they will be able to find their niche in the world. Students are also taught to use the skills they have learned to make strong business as well as good horse people. This combination will give them the greatest chance of success after receiving their diplomas .......