Discover how enrolling on an Equine Science course at Nottingham Trent University can turn your passion for horses into a career
A leading provider of Equine Science courses, Nottingham Trent University (NTU) can give you the right skills and experience to turn your passion for horses into a career.
Based just outside South well in Nottingham, our Brackenhurst Campus boasts a 200-hectare estate with extensive equestrian centre facilities.
A British Horse Society (BHS) approved training and livery establishment, NTU’s Equestrian Centre is home to research arenas, a horse walker, a performance analysis room, a variety of stabling, and international sized indoor and outdoor arenas. There are also laboratories for the scientific study of nutrition, physiology, disease and genetics.
Various organisations such as local Pony Clubs and both the senior and junior Great Britain eventing team use the Equestrian Centre.
Students benefit from the fantastic on-site facilities by organising their own competitions, taking part in significant research and developing coaching skills with other students.
Undergraduate courses
This story is from the October 2017 edition of Horse Magazine.
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