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Equine Studies

From careers in managing horse farms, horse shows, or an equine-related business to positions as a riding instructor or horse trainer, opportunities in the specialized equine industry are expanding. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, job growth is expected to outpace the national average in other business disciplines, such as accounting, advertising, marketing, and management.

Our accredited Equine Business Management bachelor’s degree programs combine equine academic courses and hands-on horse management skills with business and general studies courses to prepare you for areas of the industry demanding managerial skills, a knowledge of business practice, and equine experience.

Explore in more detail the unique equine degree programs offered at our Providence Campus and start turning your passion into a career. 

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JWU's Center for Equine Studies at Rehoboth, MA, is a winner of the 2009 Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation's Horse Farm of Distinction award. read more