Bachelor of Science - Animal Science - Equine Science Option
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Progression Summary
program description
the animal science curricula are administered by the department of animal and range sciences. the curricula in animal science provide students with a firm foundation in the biological and natural sciences, animal breeding, reproductive physiology, nutrition and livestock production and management. applications to production environments of the western united states are emphasized, including the close relationships among livestock, rangeland and natural resources. three options are offered leading to a b.s. in animal science. proper use of restricted electives allows students to tailor curricula to meet their individual needs.
the equine science option emphasizes science and technology combined with practical aspects of management, horsemanship and training. graduates of this program will have a firm foundation to meet the growing needs of the equine industry. this program is designed to prepare students for employment in breeding, nutrition, and management of facilities and land, as well as in the allied industries such as sales, feed, tack, and equipment. students can tailor their program for more emphasis in biotechnology, business, or range management.
Start Date
2026-01
Tuition fees
96,938 .SAR
Start Date
2026-01
Tuition fees
96,938 .SAR
