Equine General Studies Concentration in Equestrian Studies

Where a career and a passion run together.

The equine general studies concentration in equestrian studies allows you to customize the equestrian electives you want to pursue. This can include all or a combination of courses in teaching technique, equestrian law, advanced independent projects, administration, evaluation, groundwork, and equipment repair.

Get involved in the things you’re passionate about as a student right on campus. Join other students who share your interests through the five equestrian organizations, a club for each seat: dressage, hunter/jumper, saddle seat, and western. Each of these clubs has its own personality and activities, and they all promote camaraderie and learning through horse shows, service events, and professional competitions.

Our Equine General Studies Concentration at Work

Pursue an exciting career as a/an:

Recreational riding program instructor, trainer or manager
College or University professor
Small-business owner
Breed association employee
Professional horse show judge
Equine supply sales representative
Feed company sales representative
Social media manager
Professional horse trainer
Boarding facility owner or employee
Equine rescue manager/owner
Equine nonprofit employee/manager
And more

Requirements/Curriculum

The equine general studies concentration includes coursework in riding and an understanding of the equine industry, plus equine event management, origins of modern riding, and several elective options to customize your concentration to best meet your career goals.

Admissions Information

Learn more about undergraduate admissions requirements, deadlines, tuition and financial aid available to you.

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