Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies (Minor)
Programs - March 22, 2021
Minor in Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies This program is designed for students who have an interest in using horses to benefit individuals with disabilities or mental health issues. When paired with a major in Equine Business Management, Psychology, or offerings from the Education or Health and Sports Science departments, this minor will help to prepare students for careers in the equine-assisted activities and therapies field. Possible careers include executive director, program director, instructor, therapist, equine specialist, development director, marketing…
Equine Business Management
Programs - June 27, 2018
B.A. in Equine Business Management Otterbein’s equine business management major offers an intensive horse-centered curriculum that is balanced by strong business preparation. Expand your thinking when it comes to the equine industry. Let Otterbein help you explore how your passion for horses can guide you to an interesting and competitive career. This course of study prepares you for careers in the business and facility management aspects of the 112 billion dollar equine industry. Bachelor of Arts in Equine Business Management Curriculum…
Equine Business Management (Minor)
Programs - March 22, 2021
Minor in Equine Business Management Equine Business Management Minor This program provides a venue for those students majoring in another department, but who wish to further their knowledge of the equine and its care, with the option of furthering their equestrian skills. Students taking this minor will broaden their perspectives through their experiences working with horses. Equine Business Management Minor Curriculum (PDF) Course Catalog > Programs in Equine Science > Equine Science Department >
Equine Pre-Veterinary/Pre-Graduate Studies
Programs - June 27, 2018
B.S. in Equine Pre-Veterinary/Pre-Graduate Studies This major provides a unique opportunity for all pre-veterinary medicine students, including those interested in other species, to work with horses at our Austin E. Knowlton Center for Equine Science, producing horse-experienced veterinary students. In addition to fulfilling the specific requirements for entry into a graduate or veterinary program, students study the horse in depth, one body system at a time, learning about the normal anatomy and physiology, diseases and disorders, current diagnostic modalities, treatments,…
