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Introduction to the Hippology Program

The Hippology Program is Sweden's only university education in equine science. The program comprises 180 higher education credits and starts every autumn. The education is currently offered with two specializations, Icelandic Horse and Riding Horse, and is provided at the Horse Industry's three national facilities: Flyinge, Str—msholm, and WÍngen.

Specializations

The Hippology Program has two specializations:

Riding Horse

The Riding Horse specialization is studied at the Horse Industry's national facilities, Flyinge and Str—msholm. These facilities have long and solid experience from the horse industry, and students have the opportunity to learn from professionals with extensive experience.

Icelandic Horse

The Icelandic Horse specialization is studied at the Horse Industry's national facility, WÍngen. This facility offers excellent opportunities for training and study, including a large indoor arena, oval track, passageway, and forest trails in good terrain. Students also learn theoretical and practical aspects from leading profiles in Icelandic Horse and top horse researchers from SLU.

Program Overview

The Hippology Program provides a unique education in equine science, with a focus on the horse industry. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of horse behavior, health, and management, as well as the horse industry's social and economic aspects.

Facilities

The program is provided at three national facilities: Flyinge, Str—msholm, and WÍngen. These facilities offer state-of-the-art equipment and experienced instructors, providing students with a unique learning environment.

Conclusion

The Hippology Program at SLU is a unique and comprehensive education in equine science, offering two specializations: Riding Horse and Icelandic Horse. The program provides students with a thorough understanding of horse behavior, health, and management, as well as the horse industry's social and economic aspects, preparing them for a career in the horse industry.