Teach | Train | Manage | Ride
Whether you want to be a riding instructor, train green horses, manage an equine facility, improve your riding skills, or teach therapeutic riding, Wilson’s equine studies program has a major to meet your personal, educational and employment goals.
The focus of the equine studies program is to provide the theoretical learning in the classroom, skill-based learning in the barn or arena, and on-site practical application of learning as student-teachers, trainers, and managers.
Equine Studies - Equine Management Concentration
Students gain the practical skills needed to manage an equine facility through participation in day-to-day operations of a stable and the care and handling of the horses.
About the Equine Management Concentration
Equine Studies - Equestrian Management Concentration
Students improve their own riding while learning how to teach riding and train horses.
About the Equestrian Management Concentration
Equine Facilitated Therapeutics - EFT (Equine Facilitated Therapeutics)
Students prepare for teaching in and managing programs offering equine assisted activities and therapy (EAAT).
About the Equine Facilitated Therapeutics - EFT
Equine Journalism
Veterinary Medical Technology Equi-Assist Concentration
The Thoroughbred Education and Research Foundation (TERF) awarded $2,500 scholarships to two Wilson students. More.