iSnare.com - Free Content Articles Directory
Authors Contents [Advanced Search][Add OpenSearch][Job Search]
Distribute your articles to thousands of article sites for only $2 and below! Read more...

Index  Pets
 

Suny Cobleskill Equine Studies Programs

 
[ Contact the Author] [ Send to a Friend] [ Article Publisher] [Make PDF] [ Print] [ Bookmark & Share]
 
Read our Terms of Service before reprinting this article. The submitter specified above has claimed the rights to this article.
RON PETRACEK

SUNY (State University of New York) Cobleskill is located in Cobleskill, New York. The college is a four public college that enrolls about 2,500 students and is located about 40 minutes southwest of Albany. The college offers several Equine Studies Programs and currently has about 75 students who are pursuing an equine related degree. Students can earn either an Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in a very intimate setting at the Equestrian Center. The Associate’s and Bachelor’s degrees will prepare students for a number of different careers that include:

Horse Farm Management

Thoroughbred Management

Breeding Farm Manager

Riding Instructor

Equine Agribusiness

Entrepreneurship

Performance Horse Training

Equine Studies Teacher / Professor

Trainer

Therapeutic Riding Instructor

Equine Show/Event Manager

Stable Manager

Exercise Physiologist

Equine Researcher

Finance

Sales

Bloodstock Agent

Exercise Rider

Jockey

Farrier

Feed Company Representative

The Equestrian Center has many wonderful features that will enhance student’s learning. The center has new state of the art stables, indoor riding arena, multiple outdoor arenas, and miles of pastures and trails. The facility also offers many services like training, breeding, lessons, clinics, camps, and the center allows for students to have hands on experiences in the operation of a major equine business and facility.

Once a student has completed their bachelor’s degree, they will be prepared to move on to graduate studies in areas like horse behavior, nutrition, physiology, veterinary science or education. If a student chooses not to pursue a graduate degree, the bachelor and associate degree programs will prepare the student for immediate success in any equine related field.

The college offers a Bachelor of Technology in Animal Science Equine Advisement Track and is designed to offer students with the opportunity to develop advanced skills in areas of equine science, competition, and business management. This program will offer the student the opportunity to expand and build on previous background experiences and to increase their knowledge and skills that are necessary to effectively perform in a wide variety of equine related fields. Some of the courses that are included in this program are:

Equine Behavior

Advanced Equine Reproduction

Equine Exercise Physiology

Therapeutic Riding Instruction

Advance Riding Techniques

Parasitology

The Bachelor of Technology in Agricultural Business with and Equine Business Management Advisement Track concentrates on all of the business management aspects of the equine industry. This is a broad based program that provides flexibility so that each student can design their own unique educational experience and still receive the knowledge that they need to ensure that they will be able to reach their long term career goals. Some of the courses that are included in this degree program are:

Equine Farm Analysis

Financial Management

Marketing

Agricultural Economics

Farm Appraisal

Environmental Issues in Agriculture

Students who do not wish to pursue a bachelor’s degree can choose to pursue one of the associate’s degrees that the college offers. The Associate in Applied Science in Equine Studies will provide the students with the opportunity to learn about equine health, equine behavior, training, breeding, nutrition, and forage management.

There are additional courses that the students may choose from that includes dressage and jumping, tackless training, reining, driving, eventing, and conventional and therapeutic riding instructor courses.

Student who are pursuing an associate’s degree are highly encouraged to select a specific field of study from one of the four fields that the college offers. The students can choose to specialize in Horse Farm Management, Performance Horse Training, Therapeutic Riding, and Thoroughbred Management.

To learn more about equine study programs just visit our resource links below and ad them to your favorites and bookmarks. Thank you and hope you enjoyed this article.

Important NoticeDISCLAIMER: All information, content, and data in this article are sole opinions and/or findings of the individual user or organization that registered and submitted this article at Isnare.com without any fee. The article is strictly for educational or entertainment purposes only and should not be used in any way, implemented or applied without consultation from a professional. We at Isnare.com do not, in anyway, contribute or include our own findings, facts and opinions in any articles presented in this site. Publishing this article does not constitute Isnare.com's support or sponsorship for this article. Isnare.com is an article publishing service. Please read our Terms of Service for more information.

Ron Petracek was raised in Southern Idaho with horses and the great outdoors. With this continued passion He now shares through a a vast equine network. Learn more by clicking the links below.Amazing Equine Network System - Buy Sell or trade anything equine related. Get More Horse Classified coverage and distribution with less cost and work.Award Winning Horse Forum

Article Tags: degree [See Dictionary], equine [See Dictionary], students [See Dictionary]
Got a question about this article? Ask the community!
Article published on May 12, 2008 at Isnare.com
 
Rate this article:

Developing A Deworming Program
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

A regular parasite control program is critical to your horse’s health Infestations of internal parasites can cause your horse to feel ill all of the time, become colicky, and can even cause death...

Equine Heaves
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

Heaves Even the name sounds icky...

Maintaining A Horse’s Sensitivity So You May Achieve Lightness In Riding
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

Think of how sensitive your horse is—even if you don’t think he is particularly sensitive to your aids at all...

Combatting Cribbing
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

We’ve all seen these horses They latch on to feeder with their front teeth and suck in air...

Mounting Your Horse The Right Way
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

When a riding academy ran its instructor certification clinic, the first thing the clinician did was have all the instructor candidates mount their horses from the wrong side...

Horse Moon Blindness
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

You most likely better know it as “moon blindness,” but periodic opthalmia, the most common cause of blindness in horses, has nothing to do with the phases of the moon...

Horse Splints
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

You know how important it is to check your horse’s legs before and after you ride for heat and swelling...

Equine Cancer
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

It is not very often you hear of a horse with cancer Often when you do it is after the horse has died and the cancer was later discovered in a necropsy...

William Woods University - Equine Studies
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

A university that offers students the choice of pursuing an associate’s degree, bachelor’s degree, or a master’s degree...

University Of Massachusetts-Amherst - Equine Industry Degree
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

The University of Massachusetts-Amherst is located in Amherst Massachusetts and offers an Associate’s Degree in Equine Industries or students can receive a Bachelors degree in Animal Science with an emphasis in Equine Studies through the department of Veterinary and Animal Science...

University Of Minnesota-Crookston - Equine Science Degree
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

The University of Minnesota-Crookston in located in Crookston, Minnesota This university offers a B...

Virginia Intermont College - Equine Studes
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

Virginia Intermont College is located in Bristol, Virginia and is one of only a few schools in the nation to offer an academically accredited four-year degree in Equine Studies...

University Of Findlay - Equine Studies Program
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

The University of Findlay is located in Findlay, Ohio and is a four year, non-profit university There are many different degree options available for students with in the Equestrian Studies Program and include: · Associate of Arts in Western riding/training emphasis · Associate of Arts in English riding/training emphasis · Bachelor of Science in Western riding/training emphasis · Bachelor of Science in English riding/training emphasis · Bachelor of Science in Equine Business Management The universities Equestrian Studies Program is designed to provide students with all of the vital skills that they will need to have a long and successful career in the equine industry by providing them with knowledge and experiences that is unmatched by any other university...

Ohio University - Sourthern Campus - Equine Studies Program
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

Ohio University Southern Campus is located in Ironton, Ohio and is a four-year public university that offers both Associate’s and Bachelor’s degrees...

Northwest Community College - Equine Studies Program
Submitted by: RON PETRACEK

Northwest Community College is located in Powell, Wyoming and is a two-year public community college that offers many different associate degree programs...

Training Your Dog With the Petsafe Wireless Fence
Submitted by: Russ Elderman

If you are having difficulty in telling your dog to stay within your premises without having to put him on a leash, then the Petsafe wireless fence is for you...

Training Your Dogs With the Petsafe Wireless Pet Containment System
Submitted by: Russ Elderman

One of the situations that give pet owners a lot of headaches is when their dogs manage to get out of their property...

Flu in Dogs and Cats - Is it Possible?
Submitted by: Vicki Apple

Do dogs and cats get colds or flu, as humans do The answer is yes, but they won't catch if from you and you won't catch it from them...

Leash Train Your Cat - 7 Easy Steps
Submitted by: Bonnie Dye

Most people think cats can't be trained to do tricks or walk on a leash, and that's simply not true Look at any circus and you'll see the big cats literally jumping through hoops for their owners...

Choosing Fishes For Your Freshwater Aquarium Setup
Submitted by: Jason McParland

So, you've got your freshwater aquarium set up in your house Or you're accelerated to shake on perfecting your tank, further you concupiscence a whole host of swimming, happy fish to fill it, appurtenant...

Keeping Your Tropical Freshwater Aquarium Clean
Submitted by: Jason McParland

Keeping your receptacle far-reaching is the real challenge of many owners They have stable up, but oh dear, there are issues arising that they just didn't expect...

Guinea Pigs - Characteristics of the Common Guinea Pig
Submitted by: Bob Matthews

Over the past century, the guinea pig has become a popular pet in the United States While we are all familiar with this common animal, there are many facts concerning it that are not necessarily common knowledge...

Hollywood Dog Grooming 101
Submitted by: Mike Houser

Dog grooming is about more than just grabbing a bucket and some soap and scrubbing down your pooch Today's dogs and owners have an entire selection of grooming options available to them that go way beyond a simple bath...

Dog Training Tips and Tricks
Submitted by: Jon Hartford

If you own a dog, you probably don't want her to just do whatever she wants You need at least control and obedience; and knowing a few tricks would be great too...

PetSafe Bark Collar: The Response to Your Troubles About Your Dog’s Barking Habit
Submitted by: Russ Elderman

Dog proprietors, most oftentimes than not, know their dogs wish their personal friends or children As such, you can besides look that they cognize what their pets’ barks stand for...

Caring For Your Pet During the Winter
Submitted by: Kelly Marshall

When the cold days start setting in, you know that you have to take care to bundle up and to avoid getting sick, but did you know that you should take the same precautions for your pet as well...

Why You Should Get a Radio Fence
Submitted by: Russ Elderman

Many people have a tough time controlling their dog when all they want to do is run around the neighborhood...

Performing CPR on Your Dog
Submitted by: Kelly Marshall

Performing CPR on a dog is different than for a human, but also similar You have to treat a dog just as you would when treating a small child and even a large dog is delicate when it comes to rescue breathing...

How Can I Choose a Referral Practice?
Submitted by: Kelly Marshall

When you are in a place where your pet dog needs more intricate care, or when your regular veterinarian is not going to be able to provide the care that your dog needs, you will find that you are going to be sent on to a referral practice...

What Happens When Dogs Get Bloated?
Submitted by: Kelly Marshall

Bloat is a condition that happens to many dogs, and as a responsible pet owner, it is one that you need to look into and be aware of...

Isnare.com Footer Divider

© 2004-2009. Isnare Free Articles - An Isnare Online Technologies Free Articles Project. All Rights Reserved.   Privacy Policy