COURSE CURRICULUM

Equine Science graduates from CSU have a wide range of career opportunities across the animal, veterinary, and recreational industries. The program prepares students for diverse professional paths that may involve hands-on work with horses, as well as roles in research, business, and education. Graduates can find employment in areas such as ranching, tourism, sales, animal production, and equine health, allowing them to pursue careers that align with their individual interests and strengths within the equine field.The major also provides flexibility for students to explore different aspects of the equine industry, helping them identify the career path that best fits their goals. Through coursework and practical experience, students gain skills that are valuable in both technical and managerial roles related to horse care and industry operations.Career opportunities for Equine Science graduates include roles such as auction professionals, who manage the sale and valuation of horses, and breeders or breed organization professionals, who focus on maintaining and improving horse genetics and breed standards. Other options include equine production systems managers, who oversee horse operations and facilities, and extension agents or community educators, who provide knowledge and support to agricultural and equine communities.Additional career paths include planners or organizers for equine events, such as competitions and shows, as well as equine sales representatives who work in marketing and selling equine products or horses. Overall, the degree prepares students for a variety of rewarding careers within the equine industry by combining scientific understanding with practical, real-world experience.