The equine industry significantly contributes to major global economies as the second-largest rural sector, actively seeking talented graduates. In the first year, all students undertake common modules, while the second year allows specialisation in equine science and business, agriculture, or thoroughbred/bloodstock pathways, complemented by industry visits, guest speakers, and a potential trip to a leading Irish racing business.Students benefit from practical and academic training, including a second-year work placement and access to a robust industry network, with past placements at companies like Plusvital Equinome and Godolphin. In the third year, a 12-month workplace period enhances expertise and connections. The course culminates in a research project focused on science or business, with opportunities for publication in academic journals.
A local representative of Royal Agricultural University in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.