The Bachelor of Science in Equine-Facilitated Therapeutics at Wilson College is designed for students passionate about combining a deep understanding of equine management and biomechanics with therapeutic practices. You will explore the significant role horses play as therapeutic partners across various equine-assisted activities and therapies, addressing human disabilities and well-being. This undergraduate degree provides a comprehensive foundation in human disabilities, equine biomechanics and kinesiology, and effective training methods for both horses and riders with diverse needs.
This full-time, on-campus programme is structured over four years, integrating traditional lectures with essential hands-on laboratories and practical teaching experiences. You will delve into subjects such as equine anatomy and physiology, ground training, and specialized teaching methodologies, alongside core biology and psychology courses. A key feature of your learning journey includes gaining certifications in First Aid & CPR/AED and potentially choosing a supplemental concentration in Education, Psychology, or Business. You will graduate prepared for diverse career paths within the growing field of equine-assisted therapy and education.