Can anyone help???

[ZoeDBest]

I m looking at doing an equine degree course at uni- where I can take my horse. Does anyone have any recommendations of unis and colleges?? Thank you!

 

[Love]

I know Nottingham have stables there it just depends if they do the course you want

 

[ZoeDBest]

Thankyou, but no they only an animal science BS not specific to horses.

 

[MrsNorris]

Have you looked at Aberystwyth? You can take your horse and I'm sure they do equine science

 

[nix123]

Have you looked at Morton Morrel in Warwickshire or Bishop Burton in Yorkshire?

 

[ZoeDBest]

Just looked at Morton Morrel- and it looks great! thanks

 

[ZoeDBest]

A little bit too far.. But Thanks

 

[stencilface]

Thankyou, but no they only an animal science BS not specific to horses.

It's Nottingham Trent you want on the Brackenhurst campus

If not there's Writtle, Bishop Burton and lots of othes

 

[BethanT]

Have you looked at Hartpury or Writtle College? Both offer a range of equine courses and you can take your horse there.

 

[neddy man]

try Askham Bryan Collage, York ,Yorkshire 3 miles from the lovely city of York has a excellent reputation ,and a lovely equestrian section

 

[Costypop]

Morton morrell

 

[becca1305]

Hartpury! . *Sigh* over 3 years on I still miss it!

 

[ZoeDBest]

Thankyou everyone, you have all been really helpful!

 

[Bobbly]

Hartpury has very little turnout (gets very wet at times) for your horse unless you can find livery off campus.

 

[cambrica]

Not sure if Shuttleworth is any good, in Bedfordshire - not too far from Essex.