Bachelor in Equestrian/Equine Studies (Bachelor's)

Tuition is Tuition is $28,500 per year for full-time undergraduate students..

Graduates are qualified for communication roles within the equine industry. The programme combines academic study with hands-on experience in media, marketing, and public relations specific to equestrian contexts. Students take courses in business management, social media marketing, and digital writing. Practical training occurs through internships at stables, veterinary clinics, and equine media organizations.

Focus areas include Equestrian Media, Public Relations, Social Media Marketing, Writing for the Digital World, Business Management, Equine Industry Communication.

The programme requires 120 credits. Students complete foundational equine studies courses, concentration-specific classes in media and communication, and a practicum through an internship in the equine sector.

Graduates enter roles such as Equine Marketing Specialist, Public Relations Officer, or Journalist within the equine industry.

Applications are reviewed without test scores or personal essays for most programs. Admission requires a high school diploma or equivalent and submission of official transcripts.

The programme totals about 120 credit hours. On-campus, full-time, typically four years. For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 97% of applicants.

Centenary University began in 1867, founded by the United Methodist Church. Its academic model combines a liberal arts foundation with career-focused learning and personal attention. More than 60 programs span associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, certificate, and licensure study. A 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio supports close faculty mentorship and individualized guidance.

Academic areas include Equine Studies and Animal Health, Theatre Arts, Business, Communications, Media and Writing, Education and Humanities, and Natural, Health, Social and Behavioral Sciences. The university also provides hands-on opportunities through its equestrian center in Washington Township. Students can build experience through learning connected with northern New Jersey and the New York City region.

The main campus is in historic Hackettstown, New Jersey, at 400 Jefferson Street. Campus life includes residence life, student organizations, theatre, gaming, service activities, and Cyclone athletics. Centenary competes in NCAA Division III sports, giving student-athletes a setting where academic, athletic, and personal development are linked. For prospective international students, the university offers a range of undergraduate and graduate options and promotes a personal application review that considers each applicant’s experiences, strengths, goals, and potential. Applications are free, and most programs do not require test scores or a personal essay, although selected graduate programs may have additional requirements.