Learn about equine and human biosecurity, facility design and renovation, waste management, and environmental impact. Incorporate current criteria to adapt spaces to 21st-century animal welfare and regulations.

Design and manage efficient and safe equine facilities. Integrate welfare, biosecurity, and functionality into handling, training, and housing spaces, from pastoral systems to specialized confinements, with a direct impact on health and behavior.

Learn about traditional and alternative food sources, nutritional risks, microbiota, diet programming, and strategies for feeding foals and adults. Apply practical calculations in breeding farms and equestrian centers with a technical and preventive approach.

Learn to formulate balanced diets for horses according to their stage and condition. Integrate forages, supplements, and nutritional strategies to prevent imbalances and improve health, digestion, and equine performance in different production systems.

Learn basic techniques and procedures for dental examinations in horses. The importance of oral health for overall health. Specific cases in the different production and training categories. When and how to refer to a specialist?

Learn basic dental examination techniques and procedures for equines. The importance of oral health for overall health. Specific cases in different production and training categories. When and how to refer to a specialist?

Address common pathologies in equine production systems, including on-site management, outpatient neonatology, sample collection, and referral criteria. Record and report clinical cases in an orderly and professional manner.

Train in equine outpatient medicine with a focus on emergencies, neonatology, orphaned foals, Rhodococcus equi, and common pathologies. It incorporates clinical criteria, early diagnosis, and practical strategies for effective intervention in the field.

Explore the neurophysiological and genetic bases of equine behavior. Learn to assess and manage behavioral problems, recognize welfare indicators, and apply national and international regulations to facilities and management practices.

Learn about the biological and environmental factors that affect equine well-being. Explore behavior, stress, learning, assessment models, and practical strategies to improve health, management, and performance from an ethical and scientific perspective.

Learn the basics of hoofing and shoeing for foals and adults. Apply corrective and therapeutic techniques tailored to the training, discipline, and individual needs of each horse.

Fundamentals and practical applications of shoeing in foals and adults. Corrective shoeing. Importance for horses in training. Regular and individual shoeing. Therapeutic shoeing.