3. BSc (Hons) Equine Studies Year 1 Equitation (Riding) Combined Practical Skills (Riding) Stud Skills Equine Anatomy & Physiology Equine Nutrition Event Management Industrial Context Introduction to Management

4. BSc (Hons) Equine Studies Year 2 Options Include :- Equitation (Riding) Training (Riding) Managing Equestrian Enterprises Youngstock Production & Reproduction Exercise & Training (Riding) Equine Health Management Behaviour Reproduction & Genetics Applied Equine Technology Grassland Science & Production Career Development

5. BSc (Hons) Equine Studies Year 3 Options Include:- Equitation (Riding) Training (Riding) Nutrition & Feed Technology Applied Behaviour & Animal Welfare Sport & Exercise Psychology Equine Sports Medicine Complimentary Therapies Equine Breeding Systems International Business Power From Animals

6. Foundation Degree in Professional Floristry Two Years Full-Time Traditional Floristry Contemporary Floristry Work Experience Plant Production Retail/Garden Centres International Dimensions Marketing

7. BSc (Hons) International Horticulture BSc (Hons) Horticulture with Business Management BSc (Hons) Landscape & Amenity Management Three Years Full-Time Plant Production Horticultural Science Socio-Economic Botany Tropical Horticulture Organic Growing International Trade Floriculture Food Technology

8. Horticulture Environment One of the most famous and well- respected centres for horticultural technology and research in the world Breeding and Improvement work with crops (fruits, cereals, fresh produce, bedding plants, cut flowers) Cryogenic storage, flow cytometry, infra- red gas analysis

9. BSc (Hons) Adventure Tourism BA (Hons) Leisure and Tourism Management BSc (Hons) Sports and Exercise Performance Three Years Full-Time Leisure & Tourism Outdoor Sport & Recreation Event Management Heritage & Tourism Sports Policy Widening Participation Rural Leisure & Tourism

10. Postgraduate Study MSc Animal Biology & Welfare MSc Animal Production & Nutrition MSc Equine Science MSc Human & Equine Sports Science MSc Horticulture (Crop Production) MA/MSc International Horticulture MSc Post-Harvest Technology MA Landscape Architecture MA Landscape & Environmental Design MA Landscape & Garden Design MSc Landscape Management MSc Conservation Management

11. Writtle College 35 minutes from London 2500 students 85% UK students Accommodation on campus Airport Pick-up Rural Location University of Essex International Environment International Support English Language Support

12. Writtle College – Affordability! Costs Full Year Half Year 2006/2007NOKNOK Tuition82,80041,400 Room & Food46,00023,000 Others (books etc)23,00011,500 Totals152,80076,400 Lanekassen support Grant103,16051,580 Loan76,16038,080 Totals179,32089,660

13. Entry Requirements Academic Background Work Experience (where necessary) References www.writtle.ac.uk David.Street@writtle.ac.uk