22 reasons to start your equine career with Warwickshire College [Promotion]

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Highly qualified and experienced staff
Fabulous on-site equestrian facilities for students at Moreton Morrell
Unique state of the art equine therapy and rehabilitation centre
Stabling for over 120 horses with 50 hectares of grazing
Well-equipped teaching facilities for lectures, seminars and practical sessions
Rider performance centre with horse simulator, fitness testing, postural and biomechanic analysis
Equine performance centre with high-speed treadmill
Full range of quality horses from novice to advanced
Indoor arena with gallery
Covered and outdoor manages
A full diary of equine events and competitions for all levels and disciplines
British Showjumping approved jumps
Cross-country schooling fences
British Eventing cross-country course
Leading farriery training college with purpose-built farrier centre
Moreton Morrell riding club is open to all students with frequent competitions and events
A dedicated year tutor to help support students through their programme of study
Degree progression routes
Student centred teaching methods
Innovative e-learning materials
Specialist distance learning courses available
Excellent workplace employer contacts

Emma completed her BSc (Hons) at Warwickshire College and also undertook an additional placement year, which she spent working at a riding school and livery yard. Emma is now doing a masters degree at Nottingham Trent University. Emma says: “I thoroughly enjoyed my degree. I stayed at Moreton Morrell as a residential student and the centre had a real community feel. I especially enjoyed being able to bring my own horse, Sam, to the college and have him stabled just a few minutes away from where I was staying. The staff were friendly and incredibly helpful, especially when it came to writing my dissertation.”