Equestrian riding and horse management - Icelandic horse III
Entry Requirements
60 credits Equine science
30 credits Equestrian riding
15 credits Pedagogics
or
Higher Education Diploma in Equine Science, 120 credits
Course facts
HO0145, Equestrian riding and horse management - Icelandic horse III, 5.0 Hp
Print syllabus
Syllabus
Finalized by: PN-VH, 2024-04-23
Valid from : Autumn semester 2025 (2025-09-01)
Level
First cycle (G2F)
Main field of study
Equine Science
Grading Scale
The grade requirements within the course grading system are set out in specific criteria. These criteria must be available by the course start at the latest.
Course language
Swedish
Entry Requirements
60 credits Equine science
30 credits Equestrian riding
15 credits Pedagogics
or
Higher Education Diploma in Equine Science, 120 credits
Objectives
Content
Examination Formats and Requirements for Passing the Course
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Responsible Department/Equivalent
Department of Animal Biosciences
Supplementary information
Included in program
- Equine Science (BSc)
Module set
| Title | Credits | Code |
|---|---|---|
| Single module | 5.0 | 0001 |
The Course Replaces
partly HO0125
Other Information
he course organizer provides the horses that are a precondition for the implementation of the education. It falls on the students to be responsible for the care of the horses included in the education.
Discontinued practice
A student may receive a fail grade and be stopped from participating in the practical training with living animals if there is a tangible risk that the student, through severe incompetence, could injure animals, other persons, themselves, or valuable property if they continued to participate in the practical training. An individual action plan will be prescribed for the student and served to them in writing. The plan will be established by the department responsible for the course after consultation with a study counselor and the student concerned. This plan, which is decided by the programme director of studies, should indicate which deficiencies in knowledge and skills the student has, which kind of support the student can receive from the department, and when a control can take place that the deficiencies have been resolved. The plan will also specify how this control will be carried out. Each student has the right to a maximum of two control occasions, but no more than one per year. The student may not take part in practical training with living animals until the programme director of studies has controlled and confirmed that the student has the knowledge and skills that are required.