Clemson University

Stock seat, hunt seat, and dressage styles taught. The curriculum in Animal and Veterinary Sciences provides students with a broad base of understanding of scientific principles and the application of these principles to scientific, technical, and business phases of equine production and marketing. Completion of general education requirements, basic sciences, applied sciences, and student-selected courses of personal interest, prepares graduates for successful careers. Students have many opportunities for hands-on experiences involving the breeding, foaling, daily management, and care of sick or injured horses, horse showing, training, and marketing. Students also take business courses to prepare them for entrepreneurial careers or for management-level jobs at large-scale equine facilities, feed companies, research laboratories, and other related jobs. Students have opportunities to take part in clinics held at the farm or in the local area, and also can be members of the Horse Judging Team, the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association Team, the Collegiate Horsemen's Association, the Rodeo Team, the Horse Show Team, the Ranch Horse Team or the Eventing Team.