KEISER UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Biomedical Sciences, B.S. with Equine Studies Concentration
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
35 mo
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Bachelor's
Level
- 121Credit Hours
- 35Months to Completion
- 4Week Terms
- State-of-the-art Equine FacilitiesWorld-Class Facilities
- Pre-Veterinary CurriculumGraduate School Preparation
- Professional InternshipsReal-World Experience
Keiser University's Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences with an Equine Studies concentration is designed for students passionate about horses and science. This program provides a strong foundation in biomedical sciences while offering specialized, hands-on experience with horses. You will develop practical skills in areas such as riding instruction, horse training, equine health monitoring, and management at state-of-the-art equine facilities in Palm Beach, Florida. Learn from experienced faculty with real-world knowledge in equine anatomy, nutrition, and veterinary medicine. The curriculum is structured to fulfill pre-veterinary medicine requirements, preparing you for graduate school applications or direct entry into the equine industry. The program emphasizes critical thinking, scientific investigation, and mastery of core biomedical concepts, aiming to prepare future scientists and health professionals.
Curriculum
The program requires 121 credit hours, including lower division science and general education courses, upper division science courses, and specialized equine studies concentration courses.
- Lower Division
- General Chemistry
- General Chemistry Laboratory
- Advanced Chemistry
- Advanced Chemistry Laboratory
- Organic Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry Laboratory
- Organic Chemistry II
- Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
- Physics I
- Physics I Laboratory
- Physics II
- Physics II Laboratory
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Anatomy and Physiology II
- Introduction to Psychology
- Lifespan Development
- Sociology
- Speech Communication
- Introduction to Computers
- English Composition
- English Composition
- American Literature
- English Literature
- Contemporary World Literature
- Introduction to Philosophy
- American History Pre 1877
- American History Post 1877
- Statistics
- Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- Biology I
- Biology I Laboratory
- Biology II
- Biology II Laboratory
- Upper Division Sciences
- Biochemistry I
- Biochemistry II
- Microbiology
- Microbiology Laboratory
- Genetics
- Genetics Laboratory
- Molecular Biology I
- Molecular Cell Biology Laboratory
- Molecular Biology II
- Molecular Biology II Laboratory
- Immunology
- Fundamentals of Pathology
- Biology of Cancer
- Upper Division Restricted Electives
- Research Writing
- Health Law and Ethics
- Writing for the Technical Professional
- Critical Thinking
- General Humanities
- Bioinformatics
- Equine Studies Concentration
- Introduction to Horsemanship
- Equine Nutrition
- Equine Health and Disease Monitoring
- Equine Management and Training
- Equine Internship/Practicum I
- Advanced Equine Training
- Equine Internship/Practicum II
- Free Electives
- Free Elective
Careers
Graduates of the Biomedical Sciences program with an Equine Studies concentration are prepared for diverse career opportunities within the horse industry and related fields. This degree provides pathways to equine management, animal science, veterinary services, and agricultural positions. It also equips students with the credentials needed for entry into graduate programs in veterinary medicine.
- Veterinary medicine (after graduate school)
- Veterinary technician
- Equine veterinary assistant
- Equine facility manager
- Horse training specialist
- Stable manager
- Riding instructor
- Breeding program manager
- Equine rehabilitation
Entry requirements
Lower Division Science CoursesMinimum grade of 'C' for general education courses. Successful completion of all lower division math and science requirements, including chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, anatomy and physiology, and biology, before advancing to upper division coursework.
Students must complete prerequisite courses before advancing to upper-division coursework. Specific prerequisites for upper-division science courses include completion of lower-division math and science requirements with a minimum grade of 'C' in general education courses.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please contact Keiser University for specific international tuition rates.
Tuition (home)Please contact Keiser University for specific domestic tuition rates.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided.
Fees are additional costs set by the university beyond tuition, supporting program completion. These can be found in the university's catalog or on billing statements. Optional fees are the student's responsibility.
How to apply
1. Contact AdmissionsReach out to Keiser University's Admissions team to express your interest and obtain specific application information for international students. You can contact them via phone or the 'Request Info' portal on their website.
2. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the official Keiser University application form.
3. Provide Academic TranscriptsSubmit official transcripts from all previous secondary and post-secondary institutions attended. These may need to be evaluated by a credential evaluation service.
4. Meet English RequirementsIf English is not your native language, you will need to demonstrate proficiency. Specific requirements will be provided by the admissions team. (Note: Specific IELTS/TOEFL scores were not provided on the program page.)
5. Fulfill Program PrerequisitesEnsure you meet the academic prerequisites for the Biomedical Sciences program, including completion of required lower-division math and science courses.
6. Financial Aid InformationDiscuss financial aid and funding options with a dedicated financial aid counselor. Financial aid is available for those who qualify.
7. EnrollmentOnce accepted, complete the enrollment process, including any necessary placement tests and course registration.
Accreditation
Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).