MBA Master in Direction and Management of Equestrian Care, Rehabilitation and Training Centers + University Degree

- List the procedures to be used to properly feed equine livestock in each phase of the animal's life. - Describe and carry out the general management for equine livestock used for recreational, work and sporting purposes in the times, ways and manners that allow the established objectives to be achieved. - Identify the means, materials and equipment used to transport equine livestock and carry out, minimizing possible risks, the boarding and unloading of the animals. - Describe the appropriate techniques that should be applied for the movement and transfer of animals in groups. - Identify symptoms of illness, trauma and wounds requiring emergency treatment and apply first aid to equine livestock in the event of these eventualities. - Identify the different species of livestock and the breeds included within them. - Know the methods of morphological assessment that allow us to approach the prediction of the productive possibilities of livestock, especially equine livestock. - Describe and differentiate the native Spanish equine breeds. - Carry out a morphological assessment of the individual and know the most important aspects in its economic assessment. - Know the most important characteristics when determining the price or market value of a horse. - Identify and carry out the care carried out on replacement animals to obtain their adaptation to the farm and their suitability as reproducers. - Distinguish the marking and/or identification systems for breeding and bait animals according to the species and apply the management procedures necessary to carry them out. - Describe the methods of obtaining, transporting, storing and preserving the production (animals for sale, products or by-products) of the livestock farm and carrying out, at all times, the basic operations that apply. - Detail the auxiliary operations of the processes of conservation of raw materials, preparation and distribution of food rations (volumetric and concentrated) and carry them out applying the established techniques and the means available to the livestock farm. - Define the state of general well-being and health of the animals and detect it through environmental control, feeding and observation of characteristic signs, communicating the same according to established protocols. - Detail the basic operations for controlling sick animals and carry out their correct application. - Know the systems involved in the anatomy of the human body. - Differentiate the different types of existing disabilities and analyze their relationship with equine therapy. - Analyze the benefits and principles of equine therapy as well as be able to make a program for equine therapy sessions. - Delve into the characteristics of the equestrian world related to equine therapy in order to carry out a session, complying with the general safety conditions. - Know what laws apply to this type of therapy as well as the requirements they must meet. - Know the bases of strategic management. - Strategically analyze the company. - Promote communication in the company. - Perform different negotiation techniques and strategies.